The Access for All ("AFA") Association is a Not for Profit Association located in SE New South Wales - Braidwood to Bega region.
Access for All is concerned that the public has responsible access to our National Parks and into areas that have important "Bush Heritage" values.
Access for All was formed some 25 years ago after many parts of SE New South Wales were declared "Wilderness Areas".
This was done without recognition of areas within these areas - such as the numerous historic Bridle Tracks - that would no longer enable all people to enjoy Access to our important Bush Heritage.
"Access For All" has gained Trademark Registration status for "Political Lobbying services for the purpose of environmental / public land use."
This registration is under Class 35 and follows on from earlier work with the registration under Class 16 of our "Printed materials; books, pamphlets, calendars, instructional and teaching materials." It means that we are entitled to use the ® symbol.
Access for All has maintained a close relationship with National Parks (NSW) in the SE NSW region and has assisted in maintaining several of these historic Bridle Tracks.
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We are therefore concerned with the ongoing management of the Parks and our Bush Heritage.
Access for All and National Parks (NPWS) working on maintaining the historic Corn Trail.
Access for All volunteers and staff from National Parks working on maintaining the historic Shoebridge bridle track that runs through declared Wilderness Area and was a vital access means from the newly discovered goldfields of Araluen to the coast. Considerable traffic on the Shoebridge track meant that several "passing lanes" were incorporated.
Access for All (R) has produced a number of Calendars and contributed to, or published, a number of Books
