About us Arid Recovery is an independent not-for-profit organisation managing a 12,300 ha wildlife reserve in South Australia’s arid north. We are committed to combining on-ground conservation with pioneering research to maintain a safe haven for threatened native wildlife within our feral-proof area, while also studying interactions between feral animals and native species in dedicated experimental zones. We apply our findings to broader landscapes through science communication and collaboration with Traditional Owners and other land managers.

Ecologic NRM was established in 2024 by a team of professional environmental assessors and managers with decades of experience working with national, state and local government agencies, port and waterway management authorities, private organizations and private landholders. Based in Bairnsdale, East Gippsland, Ecologic NRM sits within the Ecolands Collective, a group of active and emerging environmental organisations committed to private land conservation, better land stewardship and empowering individuals and communities to leave a living legacy for future generations. Our clients include local Shires, catchment management authorities, Parks Victoria and private individuals. We seek to work collaboratively with other Ecolands partners including Wildlife Unlimited, a Bairnsdale based charity which also employs a highly experienced group of ecologists and biodiversity conservation specialists.

The Australian Land Conservation Alliance is a not for profit which represents organisations that work to conserve, manage and restore nature on privately managed land. Together we work to address some of the most pressing conservation issues across the country – including tackling invasive species and managing national environmental biosecurity threats, restoring endangered ecosystems, and building the protected area estate. ALCA has developed this sector wide Internship Program to empower the next generation of conservation leaders through meaningful internship experiences.

The Tasmanian Land Conservancy (TLC) is an independent, for-purpose (not-for-profit), science and community-based organisation that protects nature on private land in Tasmania, both on our reserves and in partnership with landholders. Through science and community engagement, we inspire and empower people to contribute to nature conservation in Tasmania; we do this for the benefit of current and future human generations and for nature itself. Across Tasmania, TLC buys land of high conservation value to protect habitats for rare and threatened species. We work with landholders to identify, protect and manage habitat on their properties, while also establishing our own nature reserves where we conduct scientific research and monitoring that informs their management.