Registrations are open for a Healthy Country Planning workshop focusing on the diverse Liffey Valley, adjacent to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The five-day, live-in course will be held at Poatina in the Tasmanian Midlands.
“Great course, great location. Well done to the organisers. Thank you.” 2024 Course participant.
Using a well-proven learning approach, this intensive course will give you a good understanding of the Healthy Country Planning framework and how it can be directly used in your own work.
When: Monday 20th of January to Friday 24th of January 2025
Where: Poatina, Tasmania
Who: This course is designed for anyone currently working, or aiming to work, in land and sea management (e.g. First Nations / Indigenous Land and Sea Ranger Programs, NRM / Landscape Board staff, Public and Private Protected Areas including Joint Management, University Students or Environmental Graduates).
“As a person who predominately works in policy and legislative reform, I was nervous that I would be out of place or that I wouldn't find the course directly relevant to my work. I was pleasantly surprised to see how widely applicable the framework is; how it touches on the various roles and responsibilities that it takes to build and implement a project. Very useful and I can see myself applying it to policy development (as I think anyone working in environmental policy should).” 2024 Course participant.
Course outcomes:
The knowledge gained through the course is readily implemented and applicable for use in a diverse range of contexts including Indigenous protected areas, public and privately managed conservation reserves and natural resource management projects.
Cost: $2,970.00 AUD (inc. GST) per person (includes all food, accommodation, transport - Hobart to Poatina return, and course materials).
For more information, download a copy of the course flyer.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Leah Feuerherdt [email protected]
or
Rebecca Schneider [email protected]