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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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Bookended by the US rejoining the #parisagreement and #COP26 in Glasgow, 2021 can reset the world on a greener path to net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
“In a world of fractured politics, action on climate can now draw nations and peoples together, and we have a chance of both managing the immense risk of climate change and finding a new sustainable, inclusive and resilient path to development and growth.” - Nicholas Stern
Biden raises hopes of addressing climate crisis as Cop26 nears
www.theguardian.com
President has vowed to rejoin Paris agreement, cut fossil fuel reliance, and invest in low-carbon growthA warm welcome to our new CEO, Dr Jody Gunn!
Jody joins ALCA after six years as the Executive Manager South East for Bush Heritage Australia. A distinguished and outstanding career in academia, non-Government organisations and Government combined with an impressive personal commitment to nature conservation and Indigenous culture precedes Jody’s suitability for the role.
We couldn’t be more excited about ALCA’s future under Jody’s leadership and look forward to a new era of impact, capacity and influence for private land conservation across Australia.
Looking forward to a new era of private land conservation!
How lucky Australian Land Conservation Alliance is to have you, Jody! Congratulations!
Well done Jody, big congrats!
Amazing Jody, what great news and such a beautiful picture !
Wow! So proud of you chick! Congratulations!
Great news. Congratulations Jody!
The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration has begun. Scientists say that these next ten years will count most in the fight to avert climate change and the loss of millions of species.
Here are ten actions in the strategy of the UN Decade that can build a #GenerationRestoration.
10 years to restore our planet. 10 actions that count.
www.unenvironment.org
Against a backdrop of environmental crisis, the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration is a chance to revive the natural world that supports us all. Here are ten actions in the strategy of the UN Decade t...Gretta Koch
Brilliant line-up of speakers on ABC Mornings today discussing the South Australian Government’s proposed Pastoral Lands Bill 2020. Listen from 29 mins and 48 secs to hear support for agricultural and conservation land holders working together to deliver important economic, social and environmental outcomes in South Australia’s rangelands, and how this should be clearly supported in the proposed legislation.
David Basham - Member for Finniss
Impressive results and great effort from ALCA member NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust! 🎉
226 landholders have signed or plan to sign a conservation agreement with the BCT creating conservation areas across 59,300 hectares.
The BCT met their 2023 target four years early in 2019, of protecting landscapes not represented within, or inadequately protected in, the protected area system in 2017.
Private land conservation outcomes | BCT
www.bct.nsw.gov.au
The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) encourages and supports private landholders to participate in biodiversity conservation.Do we need to reconsider the precautionary principle and its associated focus on unintended and unanticipated consequences? Is it time to rebalance the risk equation? Check out the new podcast series 'Case 4 Conservation' which in episode 5 explores the potential cost of inaction in a rapidly-changing world.
5. Is nature conservation being too conservative? (Michelle Marvier)
www.case4conservation.com
December 2020Contact us for more info