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Flatwater Guide/Instructor Training Course - Sydney June 29 & 30

Please refer to the Course details on http://www.paddlensw.org.au/book/education. Read the details for the Taining course and Assessment course, and for further information contact lynnatpaddlensw [dot] org [dot] au

FLOAT PLANS:

PLANNING for a TRIP: How ready are you? This picture is from one trip in NSW on the Shoalhaven which takes 3 to 4 days paddling with all of your gear & food. Your trip may be "just" a quick paddle across the local lake. It makes no difference.  Its all about being prepared. In recent years in NSW 3 paddlers came to grief on the water for reasons that are not fully explained.

Lifejacket safety focus on Sydney's waterways - Roads and Maritime Services

Lifejacket safety will be a focus of Boating Safety Officers’ activity on Sydney’s waterways with the launch of a new campaign encouraging everyone to wear lifejackets at all times when on the water.

River Access Closures information

 Have you used a track or reserve to access a waterway or a park in NSW?
Government is now selling many of these tracks and therefore possibly eliminating your current access. Read on for the full story.

The River Canoe Club share their expertise with other PNSW Clubs

The River Canoe Club hosted an Introduction to whitewater on the Barrington River a couple of weeks ago.

Trip report OUTER SYDNEY HARBOUR EXPLORER

On 16 February LCRK hosted a sea kayaking trip as part of the PaddleNSW recreational paddles program.

WomDomNom paddle

Click here for a selection of photos from the WomDomNom paddle

PaddleNSW goes to Condobolin

 Recently, PaddleNSW Flatwater instructor travels six hours to Forbes to assess 7 new Guides to run the River Dreaming Tours on the Lachlan River. The tours are an initiative of the Lachlan Catchment Management Authority to introduce school children and locals to experiencing the beauty of the Lachlan River and the surrounding landscape first hand.

PaddleNSW Skills Workshops

Ever thought of learning more about Navigation or interpreting the weather?  Perhaps deep water rescues or learning to roll.  Have you considered risk management and preparing emergency plans should thing go "pear shaped" on one of your favourite trips? Good planning makes for good strategies to minimise frightening situations.

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