Blue-Green Algae in Recreational Water- Management Strategy
The newly released strategy has been added to our 'News' section on our website.
Please read through the document, and take note of the risks and precautions, however the bottom line is: 'Waters will remain open for secondary contact users (use), however precautions are urged to limit the health risks associated with blue-green algae'
We will be running a Ladies Paddling Group on Tuesday mornings 7 a.m. (on the water by 7:15!!). Starting Tuesday 8th December. We'll do a bit of technique and a bit of exercise (nothing too strenous, just to get the heart rate up a little), and hopefully find some new paddling companions. 5 - 7 km, please let me know if you require a club boat. Suit beginners/recreational paddlers.
Patricia
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 January 2010 23:04
Wednesday Evening Handicap Races
Written by Helen Tongway
Wednesday, 04 November 2009 22:03
Please note that to take part in our events, you need to be a registered member of both Paddle NSW and BGCC. See the "Membership" section on the left hand menu - and join us via our on-line facilities.
Results: 3rd February, 2010.
5 km: JLTK1 - Mickayla Clark, 44:34;
10 km: MK1 - Randall Fitzsimon, 46:51, Brendan Cowled, 47:04;
MOS1 – Tom Hick, 50:42, Craig Kentwell, 52:14;
MLR1 - Richard Fox, 50:44, Bob Collins, 61:16(PB);
MUR1 - Steve Hanley, 51:35, Danny Galbraith, 58:14;
XTK2 - Julie Quinn & David Baldwin, 55:59;
MTK1 - Alan Clark, 58:17, Geoff Collett, 63:09;
LOS1 - Danielle Winslow, 60:23;
LMR1 - Helen Tongway, 72:25.
if you'd like to know more about blue - green algae, its management within the ACT, its effects etc - check the attachment from the ACT Health Protection Service
