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25.01.2022 Hello Outdoor Community. Currently we can go back to the limited restrictions that began almost a week ago. This obviously helps those personally who are wanting to go outdoors in a personal capacity for personal and family recreation. For camps we are still waiting to hear back from Education to confirm the directive we posted earlier. We do know that Catholic Education have stopped camps and excursions for Monday and after that to be reviewed. AISSA communicated about ...outdoor activities being ok but are waiting on confirmation regarding camps. For tourism activities, gyms are open and therefore we should be able to operate these activities outdoors. Nothing about private transport. Carers and support people taking people outdoors is also now possible. I trust this provides as much clarity as possible. Thanks Andrew

22.01.2022 Quick update for the camps sector. A communication went out last night instructing schools who have camps planned that they need to contact the education covid team and submit information for assessment by SA Health.

14.01.2022 Important update 18th November.

12.01.2022 Hello again, Luke Janson from Active Education has sent this through to help out people that are submitting plans. Thanks for your contribution Luke. We trust camps can continue in a safe manner.

10.01.2022 These webinars are targeted specifically for small businesses in the outdoor industry.

09.01.2022 Vale Karl Rohnke We are deeply saddened by the passing of Karl Rohnke after a long illness. Karl was 83 and is survived by his wife, Gloree and three children. Well known as the author for many publications such as Silver Bullets, Quicksilver and FUNN 'n Games.... He was key in establishing Project Adventure in 1971 that instigated interest and popularity of adventure programming and challenge ropes courses worldwide.

08.01.2022 COVID-19 and its unpredictable nature continues to present significant challenges for tourism businesses and South Australia at large. Wherever you are at midni...ght tonight, you must remain there for the next six days. It is absolutely critical that we all play our part to stop the spread. Have a read of this important industry update from TiCSA CEO Shaun de Bruyn following his video conference call this afternoon with Premier Steven Marshall, as part of his involvement on the Industry Response and Recovery Council. https://lnkd.in/gqbjU_j Take care and stay safe

01.01.2022 Changes to the National Outdoor Leadership Registration Scheme (NOLRS)