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January 3, 2008: |
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Personal
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| Name: |
Stephen Jenkinson
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| Address |
Curlews
Breckan
Deerness
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Orkney
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Orkney
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| Postcode |
KW17 2QJ
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| Phone |
08456 439435
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| Fax |
08701 306153
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| Mobile |
07973 721685
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| Email |
steve@sjacm.co.uk
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Creative, enthusiastic and highly adaptable communicator, specialising in
access and countryside management, offering a unique and very complementary blend of media-friendly skills, knowledge and experience. Worked in the public, private and freelance sectors since 1990, with an emphasis on successfully promoting increased enjoyment and understanding through the media, education and information.
Fellow of the Institute of Public Rights-of-way Officers, former press officer and editor of its journal, Waymark. Extensive experience of access, National Parks and protected environments from Argentina to Australia, British Columbia to Botswana.
Repeatedly contributed to local, national and specialist print and broadcast media.
Monthly access columnist for Your Dog magazine.
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Access Advisor to the Kennel Club.
Consultant to national and local government bodies, including: Natural England, Forestry Commission, English Nature, Defra, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Local Access Forums.
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Media, managerial and developmental work on the countryside, open spaces near towns and public access to them including writing, researching, editing and presenting features, news, press releases, books, leaflets, strategies, policies and plans; training and lecturing.
Extensive photo library on access issues.
Financially viable and ethically sound projects especially welcomed!
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MSc (Distinction) in Countryside Management.
Postgraduate Diploma in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling
You and Your Dog in the Countryside - CA205 (Kennel Club, Countryside Agency, English Nature 2005).
Managing Dogs in the Woods (Forestry Commission 2007)
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| Main areas of interest | |
| Countryside management, access, dogs, badgers, rights of way, National Parks, public relations; training, animal behaviour.
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