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.