top of page
Search

Grampians Fire Reflections

  • webmaster23671
  • Mar 17, 2014
  • 1 min read

Image credit: Vertical Life

Ross Taylor from Vertical Life recently penned this article and along with an account of how this fire hit quite close to home (his parents home and property is in Wartook) he outlines some of the reasons why things might seem to take so long to be repaired or reopened.


While I may not agree with all PV processes or decisions, I work closely with many of the on ground staff who are all dedicated outdoor people who really do try to balance the interests of park care and user groups. 


If you think you are feeling frustrated, I can tell you they are feeling it as much and often more. Time and time again, the reopenings are linked directly to the money they have, or more to the point, don’t have. Ross’ piece gives you something to think about and why patience is the name of the game.


Read Ross’ article here

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
CliffCare Report May 2021

Hi All, Parks Victoria now require all volunteers to have a Working with Children check - this applies to all volunteers. PV also expects...

 
 
 

Comentários


CliffCare acknowledges Aboriginal Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Victoria and pays respect to their cultures and Elders past, present and emerging.

© 2019 CliffCare Victoria | Privacy Policy

bottom of page