Hinterland Adventure by Daniel Godson, Visioning the Outdoors 2018 Hi there, Wasn't Xmas only a few weeks ago? It feels like 2019 has only just started and already we are six months in - and busy with it! New workshops - Organisational Development and Critical Incident Management Planning; voting now open for Visioning the Outdoors; Outdoors Queensland Award nominations are open too - and there is more to come, so watch this space..
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People's Choice Voting now OPEN To vote for your favourite films or photos, simply go to People's Choice and select either Film or Photo Voting. To increase the chances of your favourite films or photos winning one of the Category Prizes, share the voting page with your
friends - send them an email, post the comp on Facebook, tweet the link ... and don’t forget to vote for your favourite image on Instagram too! #visioningtheoutdoors Thank you to all our wonderful Prize Partners. We are very grateful their ongoing support which is crucial to the success of the competition.
QORF in conjunction with the Outdoor Educators Association of Queensland is hosting a series of Critical Incident Management Planning (CIMP) workshops throughout 2019 in both Brisbane and Cairns,and designed for both the education sector and the broader outdoor activity community.
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Session 2:
Proactive Critical Incident Management
In this workshop, participants will be asked to review their own critical incident plans – both proactively (what you say publicly now) and reactively (what you need to have ready in the event of a critical incident). Read More/Book
Nominations for the annual Outdoors Queensland Awards are now OPEN. It is time to decide who you are going to nominate for which award!
Award winners will be announced in Brisbane at the annual Outdoors Queensland Awards Dinner on Friday October 25. Guest speaker: Ultra-marathon runner Jacqui Bell. NOTE: Nominations close on August 23, earlier than normal!
QORF thanks and acknowledges the ongoing support of all our sponsors.
The Australian AAS is in 3 parts:
1. The Australian Adventure Activity Standard – the common ‘key requirements’
2. The Core Good Practice Guide (GPG) – common practices and additional information to support the implementation of the activity GPG’s*
3. The various activity GPG’s – specific guidance for the various activities. It is important to note that the common practices and information found in the Core GPG are relevant for and can be applied to any outdoor activity.
The NEWS section on the website has more on what is happening in the outdoors in QLD and beyond, and we use News Flash on the Home page to alert you to the most urgent, the most important and the most recent!
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Interest process now open. In partnership with Traditional Owners, Tourism Operators will be able to provide ecotourism experiences such as guided walks and operate low impact eco-accommodation along the trail once complete. ... Read More
New figures from Tourism Research Australia have revealed 377 000 international visitors opted to caravan or camp in Australia in the year ending March 2019... Read
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Logan City Council has advanced plans to build an Olympic-standard whitewater park in the city...earmarked by the Council as key to its tourism planning
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People who intentionally feed or interact with dingoes on K’gari (Fraser Island) face increased penalties as part of commitment to boost visitor safety.
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Replacing single plastics with another without thinking about how we use these products isn’t necessarily much better in the long run for the environment.
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Dedicated bikeways and shared paths will be built across Queensland as part of the Palaszczuk Government’s record $23 billion, four-year roads program.
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A workshop by Mark Collard.
Fun group games & activities are one of the most powerful (and attractive) ways to help people connect, and strong relationships amplify the results of whatever you’re trying to get done. A workshop by Mark Collard.
08:30 - 16:30, Tuesday August 13, 2019 Sports House, Milton
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Do you have spaces to let out for meetings, training or activities?
Let us know and we'll add it to the new For Hire page on the website.
Email industry@qorf.org.au
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Welcome aboard!We are pleased to introduce new member: Elwyn Butler
On being a QORF member!As a QORF member you have a choice to make – sit back and hope things work out, or – much better – get involved! Learn more about Getting Involved and Making Connections
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