Credits, A Guide to Better Bushwalking

The Bushwalking Leadership SA Board gratefully acknowledges the continuing support of it’s volunteers on the Training Assessors and Advisors Panel.

Paul Stuart did the graphics layout. (well done Paul!). Rod Quintrell co-ordinated the process and created the first draft and final edit. Anthea Shem was sensational, Neville Byrne, Jessica Wilson, Michael Woodward, Andrew Govan, Kym Tilbrook, Rob Robinson and others provided comment. The Office for Recreation and Sport provided resourcing, Department for Environment and Heritage and ForestrySA provided input and support, and Bushwalking Leadership SA provided content and the legwork.

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A Guide to Better Bushwalking: Disclaimer

Bushwalking Leadership SA

Bushwalking Leadership South Australia, in putting this information together, does in no way suggest that this is the ultimate guide and STRONGLY recommends anyone interested in bushwalking to educate themselves in the dangers involved with this activity.

Bushwalking Leadership SA STRONGLY advocates first aid training and recognised outdoor leadership training before leading groups of any sort of bushwalking.

This information is intended as a prompt or introduction to some of the basics of enjoyable bushwalking.

National Parks/Government Trails

Trails are provided for your enjoyment and should only be used in accordance with the Code. Trail users must be adequately prepared and obtain relevant information and maps. The trail conditions may vary from time to time, and trail users are advised to check weather conditions prior to leaving. Persons should use caution at all times when using trails in South Australia.

Copyright

This information was originally published in 2004. View credits.

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