KASK was set up to promote and encourage the sport of sea kayaking, promote safety standards, develop techniques and equipment, deal with issues of coastal access and protection, organize a biennial sea kayaking forum and publish the Sea Canoeist Newsletter (now named New Zealand Sea Kayaker Magazine).
The Sea Canoeist Newsletter was initiated by Graham Egarr in 1988, and he also organized the first national Sea Kayak Forum in 1989 at Mapua, near Nelson. After Graham’s death in 1991, the newsletter editorship passed on to Paul Caffyn. It has now been renamed as the New Zealand Sea Kayaker magazine and is a full-colour magazine produced six times a year in electronic format.
KASK was set up to promote and encourage the sport of sea kayaking, promote safety standards, develop techniques and equipment, deal with issues of coastal access and protection, organize a biennial sea kayaking forum and publish the New Zealand Sea Kayaker Newsletter.
KASK achieves these objectives through collaboration with the committee members, clubs and networks, organising events such as KayakSafe Workshops, Kayak Fest and Surf Fest. It also educates through local events and online content. This includes the bi-monthly magazine (New Zealand Sea Kayaker), the Sea Kayaking Handbook . and the Sea Kayaking Safety book.
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Northland
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