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* Keep your group to a small and manageable size (4-8).
* Don’t place bolts or alter rock surfaces in any way.
* Avoid leaving unnecessary slings and remove old slings.
* Keep to creek channels to avoid sensitive creek banks and soft vegetation.
* Avoid establishing new abseil routes or footpads – keep to existing paths or spread out in trackless terrain.
* Walk carefully in rocky pagoda areas – flaky rocks and thin ledges can break easily.
* Avoid marking tracks (signs, cairns, broken branches). Each group should have at least one competent navigator.
* Don’t publicise ‘new’ canyons or those in wilderness areas to preserve opportunities for discovery and to minimise impacts.
* Use fuel stoves – fires scars are unsightly, attract rubbish and encourage vegetation damage.
* Avoid camping in canyon environments.
* Dispose of human waste away from canyons.
* Leave the crayfish and other wildlife alone.
* Carry out any rubbish.

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* Keep your group to a small and manageable size (4-8).
* Don’t place bolts or alter rock surfaces in any way.
* Avoid leaving unnecessary slings and remove old slings.
* Keep to creek channels to avoid sensitive creek banks and soft vegetation.
* Avoid establishing new abseil routes or footpads – keep to existing paths or spread out in trackless terrain.
* Walk carefully in rocky pagoda areas – flaky rocks and thin ledges can break easily.
* Avoid marking tracks (signs, cairns, broken branches). Each group should have at least one competent navigator.
* Don’t publicise ‘new’ canyons or those in wilderness areas to preserve opportunities for discovery and to minimise impacts.
* Use fuel stoves – fires scars are unsightly, attract rubbish and encourage vegetation damage.
* Avoid camping in canyon environments.
* Dispose of human waste away from canyons.
* Leave the crayfish and other wildlife alone.
* Carry out any rubbish.

Keep your group to a small and manageable size (4-8).
Don’t place bolts or alter rock surfaces in any way.
Avoid leaving unnecessary slings and remove old slings.
Keep to creek channels to avoid sensitive creek banks and soft vegetation.
Avoid establishing new abseil routes or footpads – keep to existing paths or spread out in trackless terrain.
Walk carefully in rocky pagoda areas – flaky rocks and thin ledges can break easily.
Avoid marking tracks (signs, cairns, broken branches). Each group should have at least one competent navigator.
Don’t publicise ‘new’ canyons or those in wilderness areas to preserve opportunities for discovery and to minimise impacts.
Use fuel stoves – fires scars are unsightly, attract rubbish and encourage vegetation damage.
Avoid camping in canyon environments.
Dispose of human waste away from canyons.
Leave the crayfish and other wildlife alone.
Carry out any rubbish.