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06.02.2022 To watch the conversation happening at today's National Outdoor Education Conference Precursor, watch Outdoors NSW & ACT Getting ready for the big event next year, but having crucial conversations now.

30.01.2022 As part of the NOEC Precursor event on the 29th of September 2021, we will be announcing the Outdoor Education Australia Inaugural Awards for 2021. The OEA Awar...ds cover 4 categories: * Outdoor Education Service Awards * Outdoor Practitioner of the Year * Outdoor Program of the Year * And the announcement of the Outdoor Education Fellows, where a small select group of people enters into the OEA Fellow network where they are able to use the post-nominals FOEA. Congratulations to all our OUTDOOR PROGRAM OF THE YEAR FINALISTS Here they are Drumroll and in case you are wondering about TASMANIA. Their finalist is: The Year 7 Character Development Program, The Hutchins School, Sandy Bay

16.01.2022 Courtesy of the Blue Mountains Gazette It was announced by Lori Modde, CEO - Outdoors NSW & ACT, that the event would have to be postponed for the second year in a row and would now take place in 2022. "We don't want to put lives at risk or cause undue stress on attendees in travelling or returning to their state or territory at this time," she said in a statement.... "We want this to be a memorable and impactful event for the right reasons." Ms Modde said "another month on and things haven't seemed to have improved. In fact, it's worse for our sector in NSW as cases increase, restrictions increase and too many people are sick or dying from this dreaded disease." But she added: "The future is still bright and the outdoors remains the safest place to be for our community. What people in this industry have known for years about the benefits of the outdoors is now starting to filter through to communities as they experience it for themselves." View full article here https://specialpubs.austcommunitymedia.com.au//bmg/3dissue/