What we do
Proudly independent, non-partisan and member driven, we unite and represent organisations with a shared commitment to caring for nature on private and non-government land.
As the national peak body for the sector, we amplify their collective voice, and champion enduring and effective land stewardship in policy, funding and public discourse. We work to break down barriers to investment and participation in land conservation, and align efforts across sectors to drive real outcomes for nature and people.
9.3%
ALCA members collectively influence better biodiversity outcomes across 9.3% of Australia
1000+
ALCA members employ more than 1000 people
$400M+
ALCA members generate over $400M in annual revenue to help protect, steward and restore nature
What our members SAY
“The immense value of ALCA is in being able to take strong advocacy positions, and supporting members to have those critical conversations independently.
The clarity and cut through they bring in representing the voice of the sector serves the entire conservation community."
— Corinne Proske, CEO, Trust for Nature
ALCA 2030 strategy
A future where nature and people thrive
Our 2030 strategy is our roadmap for transforming how Australia protects, stewards and restores nature in this defining decade for people and planet.
It reflects ALCA’s organisational evolution and the growth of our sector. It translates our vision into practical 2028 objectives as we work to embed nature in decision-making across society, and drive the systems-level change needed to reverse nature loss, reduce climate risk, and support resilient communities.
FEATURE EVENT
2026 ALCA Conference
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9 October, Hobart
The 2026 ALCA conference is where the most important conversations, partnerships and ideas driving nature–climate action come together. Join hundreds of others all working to advance collective impacts for nature, people and planet, to learn, share, celebrate and connect.
FEATURED PROJECTS
