We recently had an incredible visit from the Black Wattle Biocontrol CSIRO team. It was a fantastic opportunity for our Miyalk (women) rangers to build their capacity in scientific methods and enhance their ability to collaborate effectively.
With the dry season approaching, Rangers are taking proactive measures to safeguard the community through a controlled burning program, a key part of their Asset Protection strategy.
May 24, 2024 The Rangers have successfully conducted their Aerial Platform Shooting Training, preparing them with the skills needed to manage feral animals such as buffalo and wild pigs. These invasive species have been causing significant damage to the land, particularly the swamps, which are crucial to the region’s delicate ecosystem. The training ensures that…
As fire season approaches, ASRAC Rangers are gearing up to ensure everyone is equipped with the knowledge. This week, we kicked off our training sessions, focusing on utilizing fire equipment efficiently with the Raindance machine.
ASRAC Rangers gathered with other fellow ranger groups at Barrapunta for fire meeting! Together, they delved into strategic planning for a healthy approach to firefighting in the upcoming season.
Our Rangers had the incredible opportunity to present at the Crocodile Specialist Group Conference 2024 in Darwin. We’re bursting with pride as they fearlessly took the stage to share their experiences and insights about the Croc Farm.
Led by Samantha Saynor from CDU and harnessing the power of Avenza, the Rangers delved deep into the art of navigation and exploration.
Senior Miyalk (Woman) Ranger, Mali Djarrbal visited Fiji as part of the First Nations Oceania First Voices Australia Forum. Mali described her experience as nothing short of amazing.
We’re thrilled to announce that our Stage 2 Crocodile Farm is officially up and running! After a long period of meticulous planning and preparation, we’ve reached this significant milestone, marking a new chapter in our conservation efforts.
We know that the land needs its people to care for it and to keep it healthy. In the same way we know that caring for the country keeps us healthy – physically, spiritually and mentally.
