Great, thank you Sandra.
I have found the South-East Local Land Services in QBN helpful in this
regard, i.e. putting me in touch with a bloke who has a grazing permit
on a TSR and facilitating my access to it. Using that approach means
that the LLS officer reminds the permit holder that one of the
conditions of the grazing permit is that people are legally entitled to
use the TSR for birding.
David
On 17/06/2016 12:00 PM, sandra henderson wrote:
> Grazing permits for TSRs do not allow the holders of those permits to
> deny access to people such as birdwatchers (we are "passive
> recreational" users).
> I now have a contact in Local Land Services in Yass who is happy to
> facilitate access to places like the Mullion TSR. My contact has just
> joined COG, and has suggested some other likely places to visit (which
> I'll pass on to Sue for possible inclusion in a field trips program in
> the future)
> sandra h
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