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24 Jul, Mon	2023 Provide First Aid course
		Branch
Bushwalking NSW
Provide First Aid is a comprehensive course that will give you the knowledge, skills and confidence to help an ill or injured person until emergency help arrives. You will learn the DRSABCD action plan as well as resuscitation (Including defibrillation), asthma, anaphylaxis and the management of various injuries and illnesses. More information at First Aid Training. This training will ONLY be available for participants over 18. View

24 Jul, Mon	2023 Provide First Aid in Remote or Isolated Situation course
		Branch
Bushwalking NSW
Sunday July 24th and Sat-Sun July 30th-31st. This remote area first aid course is specifically designed to meet the first aid needs of bushwalkers, wilderness guides, and people who work or live in remote locations. The course covers everything from comprehensive first aid treatments to aeromedical evacuation, long-term care, self-care, and contingency planning. This course is focused on the safety of the first aider and extended care of an ill or injured casualty where help is likely to be delayed or inaccessible. Course Duration – 3 days (face to face workshops with pre-work). More information at First Aid Training. This training will ONLY be available for participants over 18. View

24 Jul, Mon 9:12AM			Overcliff and Undercliff
Grade:3/6	Length	10km	320m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Fully Booked) Walk to Conservation Hut. Then down stairs to Overcliff walk. Visit Den Fenella Lookout. Follow Undercliff walk to Wentworth Falls and Round Walk. Some rough track. Some steps. Wet rocks, tree roots etc can be slippery. Location: Wentworth Falls Map: Katoomba Limit: 20. View

24 Jul, Mon 10:00AM			Two Lagoons Loop, Dee Why
Grade:3/6	Length	12km	120m	Sydney Branch
Renate W.
After visiting the Stony Range Regional Botanic Gardens, Brookvale, this walk follows Greendale Creek and Harbord Lagoon to the beach. It crosses the entrance of the lagoon before climbing up to the headland then follows the shore north to Dee Why. Further up the beach it crosses the mouth of Dee Why lagoon. Be prepared to wade across the lagoon entrances. Some rough tracks, beach, swampy areas. Hazards: wet feet Location: Dee Why Map: Northern Beaches Limit: 14. View