AGM and Forum for Recreational Access to SA’s Nature-Based Public Spaces

Event description

Every year the Nature-Based Outdoor Network of South Australia (NBONSA) holds a relevant and topical forum to coincide with its AGM.

Starting at 3pm, we invite you to join us for a short AGM to find out more about the work of NBONSA over the past year and future plans.

Starting at 3.45pm, NBONSA invites you to participate in a forum on Recreational Access and Participation in SA's Nature-Based Public Spaces.

This forum will focus on developing stronger relationships and collaboration between land managers and nature-based outdoor activity groups to improve access and participation in public spaces.

The discussion will cover key issues such as the value and importance of structured and unstructured nature-base outdoor activities and the quality and accessibility of SA’s public open spaces.

Who should attend:

• Land managers (e.g. Parks SA, Forestry SA, Water SA)
• Representatives from councils, health organisations, & recreation organisations
• Nature-based outdoor activity groups and community members interested in access to public spaces

Proposed Schedule:

• Welcome & acknowledgement of Country
• AGM (30 mins)
• Break (10 mins)
• Welcome and Overview (5 mins)
• Presentations from Land Managers (45 mins)
• Panel Responses from User Groups (30 min)
• Break (10 mins)
• Small Group Discussions (15 min)
• Key Points Feedback & Wrap-Up (15 min)

Registration:
This event is free, but spaces are limited to 50 participants. Please register to secure your spot.

Catering:

Tea, coffee, and light refreshments will be provided.

Contact Information:

For more information about the event please contact at info@NBONSA.com.au and to explore NBONSA membership at www.nbonsa.com.au/

NBONSA is the peak body for nature-based outdoors organisations in South Australia.

We collaborate with people and organisations to advocate for a sustainable and inclusive nature-based sector, encouraging more South Australians to be active in the outdoors.

Our members are made up of nature-based clubs, associations, businesses, campsites, training organisations and not for profit organisations.