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Prince William speaks to rangers who work on Dartmoor to hear about their efforts to protect the area from wildfires and other environmental risks. Report by Keechl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:09This feels like quite an important part of the community because there's a lot more people out, haven't you?
00:17Yes, exactly. Of course the weather helps with bringing people out but it also introduces challenges around fire risk and
00:23that sort of thing.
00:24How do you manage the fire risk? How's it been?
00:26Well, I mean, we've been extremely careful. We've also been extremely lucky, I think. There have been so many other
00:31wildfires in the country.
00:32We have been so lucky but we've been out there every day.
00:37Usually it has not all remained pretty damp despite one of the hottest drives?
00:42Not really, no. It's a really bizarre experience walking out there and walking over places that you've never experienced not
00:51being boggy.
00:52Well, from the National Park. So this is to commemorate 75 years since the founding of the Dartmoor National Park
00:59by an artist called Glenn Middleham.
01:03Is he a demo artist?
01:04He is, yes, absolutely, yeah.
01:06It's a map that tells the story of the National Park.
01:09And they're just 75 editions.
01:10So there aren't plenty of information that you think you've Rod Neon had to do.
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01:11I composer has already and overview I've covered the report now andknowledgeforts and students,
01:12For example and it's 10 years, we made aogo West sometimes more in one year.
01:12many people of us are published.
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