Education Outdoors Conference 2018 News
Education Outdoors Conference 2018 Your Future in the Outdoors Friday May 25th – Saturday May 26th Victoria University, Footscray Park Campus, Melbourne Draft Timetable Thanks to the influx of presenter submissions we are filling out our timetable and will be...International Adventure Therapy Conference coming to Australia
Want to engage with Adventure Therapy, and learn how it could enhance your professional practice and have a positive impact on your clients? Are you curious about this dynamic field of work and want to learn more? Then the 8th International Adventure Therapy Conference (8IATC) could be for you.
2017 OV Highlights
Reflecting back on 2017, I’d like share with you some of my highlights as CEO of Outdoors Victoria’s and the work we did supporting the Outdoors sector of Victoria I was very pleased to convene senior representatives from peak associations, government departments and...Cuboree: a Mega-Camp for Young Scouts
The recent 9th Victorian Cuboree has set a new record for Australia’s largest Cub Scout camp – and one of the largest Cub Scout events in the world. More than 3600 Cub Scouts (boys and girls aged 8-10) spent five days and four nights camping outdoors at Scouts...Attending the Hope Conference
OV’s CEO, Andrew Knight presented at the North-East HOPE Conference 2017, at Wodonga Senior Secondary College on Friday the 4th August The HOPE network was created to connect local teachers in the area of Health, Outdoor Education and Physical Education. The...
All-school camp excites students - The North Central Review
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By Steph McNicol WANDONG Primary School students have embarked on an adventure this week, taking their entire school to a school camp at Campaspe Downs on Monday. Since regional Victoria entered step ...KINN Lunchtime Networking & Nature-based Meditation
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Free 1 hour lunch-time networking session about connecting around a fully guided nature based mediation.Nature-starved Melburnians yearn for green spaces
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The pandemic lockdowns have enhanced the value of nature for Melbournians and increased their support for new national parks, according to new polling.