PARKS ACCESS.
Some ZLFF references currently either do not allow access at all, or have restricted access.
Activators are encouraged to research the ZLFF reference they intend to activate prior to the activation.
All we need is one poor interaction and it will potentially put the program into disrepute.
Please familiarise yourself with the ZLFF rules.
Please be aware of the ZLFF Rules, 4.2 re 'Lawful Access'. The rule states:-
"It is the responsibility of the activator to ensure that access to the reference area is permitted. This includes using lawful access routes into the reference area, and compliance with all relevant local laws and regulations whilst in the reference area".
And a reminder that Rule 4.10 states:-
"ZLFF activators will ensure that they observe due diligence with regards to wildlife they encounter during any activation. Activators are not to cause any damage to the environment in which they operate. This includes deliberate damage or actions resulting from recklessness. It also includes littering. Whatever you take to the activation, please take home with you".
If you do become aware of a park where there is either restricted or limited access. please send an email to Paul VK5PAS, the ZLFF National Co-Ordinator, and the information will be recorded on the ZLFF website and the WWFF Directory.
Activators are encouraged to research the ZLFF reference they intend to activate prior to the activation.
All we need is one poor interaction and it will potentially put the program into disrepute.
Please familiarise yourself with the ZLFF rules.
Please be aware of the ZLFF Rules, 4.2 re 'Lawful Access'. The rule states:-
"It is the responsibility of the activator to ensure that access to the reference area is permitted. This includes using lawful access routes into the reference area, and compliance with all relevant local laws and regulations whilst in the reference area".
And a reminder that Rule 4.10 states:-
"ZLFF activators will ensure that they observe due diligence with regards to wildlife they encounter during any activation. Activators are not to cause any damage to the environment in which they operate. This includes deliberate damage or actions resulting from recklessness. It also includes littering. Whatever you take to the activation, please take home with you".
If you do become aware of a park where there is either restricted or limited access. please send an email to Paul VK5PAS, the ZLFF National Co-Ordinator, and the information will be recorded on the ZLFF website and the WWFF Directory.
