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Call for walkers and climbers to take part in new survey
Some of the UK’s leading outdoor organisations are looking to make their work more inclusive, and are calling on walkers and climbers to complete a new survey to help.
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29th April 2021
Some of the UK’s leading outdoor organisations are looking to make their work more inclusive, and are calling on walkers and climbers to complete a new survey to help.
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