The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has announced a new partnership with Trail Riders Fellowship as part of the ongoing Respect the Range campaign. This initiative aims to inform the public about safe and responsible conduct when visiting areas used for military training, particularly the Salisbury Plain training range. Salisbury Plain is one of the largest military training ranges in the UK and is actively used for conducting exercises. At the same time, the area is accessible for various recreational activities, including hiking and horseback riding, which requires balancing the interests of the military and the civilian population. Trail Riders Fellowship is an organization that unites enthusiasts of motorcycle and bicycle routes over rough terrain. Their participation in the campaign is intended to communicate to this category of territory users information about necessary precautions, exercise schedules, and rules of conduct that help avoid dangerous situations. As part of the Respect the Range campaign, the MOD regularly works with various groups that use training ranges for recreational purposes in order to minimize risks associated with military exercises. Cooperation with new partners, such as Trail Riders Fellowship, expands the reach of the information campaign and contributes to wider dissemination of safety recommendations among people visiting these areas. The Ministry emphasizes the importance of complying with established access rules, including following signs, avoiding closed areas during active exercises, and paying careful attention to warning signs. Such measures are aimed at reducing the number of incidents and ensuring safe coexistence of military activity and civilian recreation in the same area.