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ALCA member organisations support the diverse people, places and practices that contribute to the conservation and health of privately owned and managed land.
Our members are apolitical and together we are taking the lead on some of the most pressing conservation issues. We work across Australia to restore endangered ecosystems, expand finance and funding, build the protected area estate and use nature-based solutions to tackle climate change.
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ALCA welcomes the findings of a report released today by EY that examines the economic impacts of a proposed conservation and land management stimulus program. We encourage federal and state policy-makers to consider the important benefits that this program would deliver for hard-hit regional communities, farm businesses and the natural environment.
Visit the ALCA website to read the report - bit.ly/2Vy0yAK
Sussan Ley MP Scott Morrison (ScoMo)
Delivering economic stimulus through the conservation and land management sector - ALCA
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Proposal developed by a coalition of more than 70 conservation, farming and land management groups including ALCAEver wanted to learn more about the role of science in the brilliant and important work of ALCA member, Australian Wildlife Conservancy?
Tune in to this super interesting webinar with AWC Chief Scientist John Kanowski and AWC National Science Manager Dr Liana Joseph explaining their contribution to the new National Threatened Species Index for Mammals and other fascinating insights.
Australian Wildlife Conservancy
The theme for National Reconciliation Week #NRW2020 - In this together - has great resonance and reminds us whether in crisis or in reconciliation we are all #inthistogether.
ALCA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of all the lands on which we meet, work and play. We are fortunate to have one of the oldest continuing cultures in the world in Australia and we pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
We support practical and real reconciliation around Australia.
A rich discussion about why environmental wellbeing is so important for our communities at the #StartingGood Virtual Summit.
Chaired by James Bentley, NAB Associate Director, National Value, the panel includes Jocelyn King, Founder and former CEO First Australians Capital, Radha Kuppalli - Lead Investor Services at New Forests, Nigel Sharp - Founder, Odonata and Tiverton Director, Jane Hutchinson - Executive Director, Strategy and Innovation at The Nature Conservancy Australia Program.
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Congratulations to the New Zealand government on their announcement today of a $1.1 billion investment in a post-COVID-19 stimulus package supporting 11,000 new environmental jobs. The package will support regional environmental projects, biosecurity, weed and pest control and jobs enhancing biodiversity on public and private land!
$1.1 billion investment to create 11,000 environment jobs in our regions
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$433 million for new jobs in regional environmental projects $315 million biosecurity, including weed and pest control. $200 million for DOCs Jobs for...An exciting new partnership between ALCA member Australian Wildlife Conservancy and Bullo River Station aims to demonstrate that conservation partnerships can deliver a positive return on investment – both for commercial pastoralists and for wildlife.
This innovative partnership will help protect a suite of threatened species consistent with its use as a commercial cattle property and ecotourism operation. The partnership has the potential to be a catalytic model for wider application on commercial pastoral land.
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