countryside ranger
noun
A person employed by a local authority or independent organization to protect or monitor a designated area of countryside, and to manage public access to it.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Guardian.
- carbon sink
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- carbon star
- carbon steel
- carbon suboxide
- carbon tax
- carbon tet
- carbon tetrachloride
- carbon tissue
- carbon trading
- carbon transmitter
- carbonyl
- carbonylation
- carbonyl chloride
- carbon–14 date
- carbon–14 dating
- car boot
- car-booter
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