british raj in the peak district c kpresentation_21 nov 2013_part2
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Role of National Park Ranger and it promotes Hindu environmental ethosTRANSCRIPT
An individual’s duty to protect the environment and to understand the environment
Sri Dattatreya’s 24 Gurus
the Earth, wind, sky, water, fire, the Moon, the Sun, some pigeons, a python, the ocean, a honeybee, a beekeeper, an elephant, a deer, a fish, a reformed prostitute, a small squirrel, a child, a hawk, a young housewife, an archer, a snake, a spider, and a wasp [The Uddhava Gita]
3. My role / An individual's role
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Haigh, M., ‘Sri Dattatreya’s 24 Gurus: Learning from the World in Hindu Tradition’, Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (2007), 127 -142
Sri Dattatreya is an environmental Guru
Why? 1. Environment/Nature is our teacher 2. Environment affects us [‘We are part of the environment’]
http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/looking-after/rangers/job
My attempt at protecting & understanding Nature
Role of RangerPublic access Conservation Visitors Local communityEnvironmental EducationCountryside safety
Qualified as volunteer Ranger with Peak District National Park Authority in 2011
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Hydro power projects in the Peak District, 2012 , 2013
‘Elephant in the Park’ Ganesha Guided Walk
in the Peak District, 2012
Caving trip to Bagshawe Cavern in the Peak District NP (2013)
ASHA walk at Longshaw Estate, Peak District NPA (2013)
With volunteer ranger Jack, who has been rangering for 50 years! (2012)
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The National Park in four seasons……
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Millstones in the Peak District National Park – forms the logo of the Park Authority
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The famous Stanage Edge
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With Alport farm in the background (2013)
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Alport Castles
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Chatsworth House
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River Derwent on Chatsworth grounds
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‘Capability’ Brown landscaped grounds of Chatsworth House
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