Enabling prosperity through natural resource management leadership

The rangelands are characterised by seemingly never-ending landscapes, traversed with ancient song lines with their deep spiritual and cultural connections for First Nations communities, dotted with agricultural plots and a backdrop for hundreds of pastoral stations and strong resilient regional communities. It’s the outback. Rainfall is variable and its path when it hits the ground is a key driver of the ecological communities and subsequent economic production. The environment is varied and contains much of Australia’s biodiversity.