The Cornwall Countryside Access Forum (CCAF) is an independent body. It is set up by Cornwall Council under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (CROW). It advises on making the countryside more accessible and enjoyable to the public. This is for open air recreation. It is done in ways which address social, economic and environmental interests.
Members of the Forum are volunteers and represent a balance between:
- users of the rights of access and rights of way
- owners or occupiers of access land or land crossed by rights of way
- those with other interests, including:
- wildlife conservation
- cultural heritage
- tourism
- sport and recreation
- health
- outdoor education
- local business interests
Current vacancies
The forum currently has vacancies for members representing the two main interests of the forum:
- users of the rights of access and rights of way
- owners or occupiers of access land or land crossed by rights of way
We are very interested in hearing from anyone interested in becoming a Member of the forum. In particular in the Landowner category. More information on the role of the Member and the time commitment can be found on this page.
To apply, please click on this link: CCAF Recruitment Advertisement.