Recognising the need for many community groups and social enterprises to diversify into activities that will bring in both income and tourists, the Scottish Social Enterprise Academy is running a course to help develop leaders in the adventure tourism industry.
Part of the course will be delivered by Karen Darke, who is well-known for the many inspirational challenges she's taken on since becoming a paraplegic after a climbing accident. The course is free to participants and is aimed at those with a background in outdoor learning and adventure training. It's being run in association with the Lochaber Outdoor Learning Partnership and will take place on March 15th and 16th at Fort William. For further information and booking details, see the Social Enterprise Academy website.
