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24 Feb 2010 - Chairs' and CEO's Forum
A networking and information forum for Chair's and CEO's of community-based organisations. More »»


01 Mar 2010 - Service Skills 2010 Conference
The Service Skills 2010 Conference will be held on 1/2 March 2010. More »»


06 Apr 2010 - Risk Management Workshop
A workshop that includes some scenario-based experience. More »»


11 Apr 2010 - Inaugural International Healthy Parks Healthy People Congress 2010
Explore how we can take better advantage of the way nature significantly contributes to our wellbeing and broader societal benefits. More »»


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Welcome to Outdoors Victoria.org.au.

Managed by the ORC - Victoria - Inc. this website provides many valuable resources intended to help Victorian's engage in the outdoors. As well as helping raise the profile of a diverse range of organisations, activities and outcomes associated with the outdoors, we hope the site enables open communication and contributes to many new networks and partnerships among those already involved.

Severe Weather

sw.jpgThe Guidance Note 'Management of Outdoor Activities for Severe Weather Conditions' is now available.

It provides guidelines for planning issues such as 'severe weather sites' and 'trigger points' as well a specific action for bushfire, thunderstorms, severe wind, lightning strikes and more.

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The Victorian Adventure Activity Standards are under continual review but have just undergone a separate review of their layout, formatting, usability and content, Click on the picture to be taken to the AAS pages.

 

 

A key function of the ORC - Victoria - Inc. is to provide networking and capacity for outdoor practitioners to act efficiently and collaboratively on important issues. To do this we have close working relationships with the following vital member organisations;

ACA growing.jpgThe Australian Camps Association has been assisting the residential camping, outdoor recreation and education community by providing information, resources, services and training to users and operators since 1983. New services are continually being developed to ensure quality experiences are available. To Visit the ACA's website for more information click here

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Tourism Alliance is focused on developing an increasingly dynamic tourism industry in Victoria. Its strong and diverse member base gives the organisation a state-wide perspective on all issues affecting Victorian tourism, as well as a precise understanding of specific local requirements. 

 

 

Check conditions before you get started

bom_logo.gifThe Bureau of Meteorology website tells you what you need to know in relation to the weather that always plays a critical role in your safety and success in the outdoors.  Essential services provided by the BOM include weather warnings for Victoria, a range of local, district and state level forecasts, flood warnings and charts as well as a wide range of educational resources to help with your planning. To find out more click Victorian Weather and Warnings

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Parks Victoria is the custodian of a significant and diverse estate of parks in Victoria and maintains the world leading mission of 'Healthy Parks Healthy People' The Parks Victoria website provides current details on Bushfire Information & Road/Track Closures & Access.

 

Just Visiting Victoria?

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Victoria is an ideal destination for adventure activities. It offers mountain, bay, beach, underwater, winter, summer, off-road, aerial and white water experiences for the seeker of thrills. Head out of the city and experience the state's breathtaking backdrops and diverse natural environments first hand, or join a tour and learn how.

To Discover your adventure click here.

 

 

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The ORC - Victoria - Inc. is proudly Supported by the Department of Planning and Community Development

A unit within the Department of Planning and Community Development, SRV assists the sport and recreation sector to develop and improve community sport and recreation facilities throughout Victoria. SRV also coordinates the funding and development of organisations and supports related training and development

 

 

Page last updated: 01 Dec 2009