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Leah Feuerherdt

Healthy Country Planning / Conservation Standards Short Course

Registrations are open for a Healthy Country Planning / Conservation Standards workshop focusing on the diverse Liffey Valley, adjacent to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The five-day course will be held at Poatina in the Tasmanian Midlands.
Toona Berwick

What is a good plan?

A good plan should record the decisions you make about what needs to happen to create the impact you are hoping to have. It is an important step, but only one in a continuous cycle. I asked our team of planners to reflect on what ‘good’ planning and a good plan can look like, summarised in this short video. We hope it is helpful and we encourage you to share it and use it freely.
Laura Mitchell

Indigenous protected area reviews on APY country

Conservation Management has worked  with Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) and their Indigenous Protected Area steering committees for the past year – to review existing plans for Walalkara, Apara-Makiri-Punti and Kalka-Pipalyatjara IPAs, and prepare them for the next 10 years. 
Kylie Burn

Celebrating the NT Strong Women for Healthy Country Network

“We are Strong Indigenous Women of the Northern Territory. We stand united as one strong voice. We commit to a network that gives us equal power to the rights of all our women. Strong women means healthy country.”
Saras Kumar

Conservation Standards: Healthy Country Planning Short Course 2023

Registrations are open for a Conservation Standards: Healthy Country Planning workshop focusing on the diverse Liffey Valley, adjacent to the Tasmanian Wilderness WHA. The course will be held at Poatina in the Tasmanian Midlands for five days.
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