Topic: Petition to extend CRoW Act 2000 to allow Wild Camping and Bushcraft (Read 12014 times)

indianian · « **Reply #15 on:** September 14, 2009 »

why rock the boat, signing the petition will help the folks in England and Wales, and us only when we visit there, we dont seem to have too much of a problem with access in Northern Ireland, and as long as we all act responsable and follow the leave no trace policy that would remain, but we only have to look at the mess that gets left behind at some of the tracks and camping areas in the Mourns and at the island on Lough Neigh, the behaviour of some people useing these areas and facilities, to see how our access may be threatened, perhaps a better approach to our Government at Stormont is to get them to finance and support an Education programme in conservation and access to our youth but for anything to work we need the support from the land owners..

Wolf_Larson · « **Reply #16 on:** September 14, 2009 »

All we can do is try to be heard.

Even no the gangsters in suits just muffle us out with there power and money.

So lets all not vote cause it is a joke, while they puff on are smoke (TAXES), laughing at us cause we have no hope when we vote.

Northern Ireland Outdoors Forum - Hiking, camping and more

Useful Links

Follow NI-Wild

Author Topic: Petition to extend CRoW Act 2000 to allow Wild Camping and Bushcraft (Read 12014 times)

indianian

Re: Petition to extend CRoW Act 2000 to allow Wild Camping and Bushcraft

Wolf_Larson

Re: Petition to extend CRoW Act 2000 to allow Wild Camping and Bushcraft

Bottom Sponsor

Recent Topics