Want to learn trackwork techniques?
Posted: Mon 20 Oct, 2014 10:32 amLearn from a legend – join the Lake Skinner track working bee
Volunteers are invited to help with track work at Lake Skinner in the Southwest National Park, and they can learn from a master, John ‘Snapper’ Hughes, one of Tasmania’s leading walking track designers. The work will include stonework, winching, track clearing and bridge construction.
When: Saturday, 8 November 10am-4pm. Bring: sturdy foot wear, gardening gloves, safety glasses, rain coat, water, snacks and lunch.
Spaces are limited so please book your place by 1 November 2014. Contact Environment Tasmania on 6281 5100 or email Annette.Dean@et.org.au.
This project is supported by Environment Tasmania through Australian Government funding.
Volunteers are invited to help with track work at Lake Skinner in the Southwest National Park, and they can learn from a master, John ‘Snapper’ Hughes, one of Tasmania’s leading walking track designers. The work will include stonework, winching, track clearing and bridge construction.
When: Saturday, 8 November 10am-4pm. Bring: sturdy foot wear, gardening gloves, safety glasses, rain coat, water, snacks and lunch.
Spaces are limited so please book your place by 1 November 2014. Contact Environment Tasmania on 6281 5100 or email Annette.Dean@et.org.au.
This project is supported by Environment Tasmania through Australian Government funding.