Join the Futures Framework campaign: Become a #LandcareFutures champion
Blog | 1 Jun 2022 |
The strength of the Community Landcare movement lies in its network. Together we can raise our voices to see that our important environmental and social work is adequately funded!
With many new members of Parliament since the election, it's a great time to let our communities and our local members know : "Now Is the Time to Invest in Community Landcare".
This guide aims to make it easy for you to join the #LandcareFutures campaign on social media.
We encourage you to personalise your social media post with a photo of yourself holding our #LandcareFutures sign:
Download the #LandcareFutures sign here
How to join the Social Media campaign
Step 1: Download the #LandcareFutures sign
Step 2: Print it out or display on an iPad or tablet,
Step 3: Take a photo or a video holding up the sign
Step 4: Write a post about the importance of Community Landcare (sample below)
Step 5: Use the #LandcareFutures hashtag
Step 6: Tag your local member: Find out your local member of Parliament here.
Step 7: Tag: the National Landcare Network
Step 8: Post and share, share, share.
What to write?
We encourage you to write a post that speak to your community and bioregion. Here is a sample:
Now is the time to invest in Community Landcare!
Community Landcarers are united in our call for targeted investment in Landcare to enhance our capacity to deliver grassroots natural resource management programs.
Let's see Government invest in the communities which are doing the work on the ground. If we are to effectively prepare and respond to climate impacts and natural disasters, government needs to invest in the 6,000 local groups and 160,000 volunteers that are improving environmental and social outcomes in their communities.
Read about our Australian Community Landcare Futures Framework proposal: https://www.nln.org.au/post/framework-announcement
#Landcare Futures
Some tips and links to join the campaign across social media channels
Keep your message positive and diplomatic!
Use hashtag: #LandcareFutures
Follow us on: @NetworkLandcare
Environment Minister to tag: @tanya_plibersek
Follow and share National Landcare Network campaign posts: https://www.facebook.com/NationalLandcareNetwork
- Consider sharing our posts as Facebook Stories
- Use Tag: #LandcareFutures
Follow @nationallandcarenetwork at https://www.instagram.com/nationallandcarenetwork/
It would be great to see as many Landcarers take a photo of themselves holding up our #LandcareFutures sign.
- Use Tag: #LandcareFutures
A great place to have those more serious conversations about the content of the Framework and to tell your own stories of impact.
- Follow and engage with NLN LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/68579880/
- Use Tag: #LandcareFutures
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Landcare strives to walk together with First Nations Custodians respecting their knowledge, skills and responsibilities in land and sea management and their role in leading the planning and caring for Country and community across Australia. Their lands were never ceded. The National Landcare Network supports all aspects of the Uluru Statement from the Heart - Voice, Truth and Treaty.
Landcare strives to walk together with Traditional Custodians respecting their knowledge, skills and responsibilities in land and sea management and their role in leading the planning and caring for Country and community across Australia. Their lands were never ceded. The National Landcare Network supports all aspects of the Uluru Statement from the Heart - Voice, Truth and Treaty.
