Conserving the natural environment and culture of the Australian wilderness for generations to come
Explore the amazing projects and groups we have supported since our inception in 2020:
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Nature Foundation's Kids on Country is a youth engagement program for Aboriginal High School students aged 14-19, that inspires future careers in conservation and land management.
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Tas Walking Co Guide Dave Lennon started takayna 300 to help protect takayna / tarkine and one day see it returned to the palawa people of lutruwita as a world heritage protected national park.
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WWF-Australia's Regenerate Australia program is supporting the Firesticks Project which contributes to the development of Indigenous cultural fire management capacity in Australia’s southeast.
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Wildlife Victoria’s Emergency Response team receives 80,000 requests for help annually and assists over 50,000 animals. The service gives the public somewhere to call every time they find a distressed sick, injured or orphaned native animal.
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Learning interpretive and educational skills enables aboriginal guide trainees to share knowledge of Tasmania's heritage with visitors. The program was developed with The Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania and provides a recognised qualification.
100% of your donations go directly to our projects. All administrative costs are paid for by the Tasmanian Walking Company and Australian Walking Company.