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Identify and resolve issues and challenges relating to, and to promote, the conservation, restoration, and economically and socially sustainable management of land.
The NLN membership comprises each State and Territory peak Landcare body who come together to share their successes and support one another in overcoming challenges. Collectively, they represent community Landcare across the country and seek to foster, support and strengthen the knowledge, resources and capabilities of the Landcare movement and the thousands of volunteers who are at its heart.
The NLN acknowledges that Indigenous people have cared for and managed this continent for millennia and continue to care for their country today. We respect Traditional Owners’ knowledge, skills and responsibilities in land and sea management and their role in leading the planning and caring for country across Australia.
Promoting the views and needs of the grassroots Landcare movement and its core philosophies of local decision making, community volunteerism and community benefits (ground up).
The views we represent are developed through consultation with our members.
The diverse perspectives of Landcare communities inform the movement’s bi-partisan approach and are not specific to any political party.
Building, sharing and applying knowledge old and new, western and traditional.
Connecting people with people and with the landscape, bonding within networks and bridging across them.
We are inclusive of all persons and groups with similar aims and objectives as ours.
Producing real outcomes for the environment, for our Landcare communities, for the broader Australian community, for our partners and for government.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of this country and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging.