We work with people or organisations who own or control land with significant biodiversity values, helping them assemble the necessary skills and expertise to restore habitat and address conservation problems on the ground.
We strive for compatibility with other land-use values. LEARN MORE.
FLAGSHIP PROJECTS
ARTEMIS STATION
CAPE YORK PENINSULA
Artemis Nature Fund was established in 2019 to develop and implement a threat abatement program for the endangered Golden-shouldered Parrot on Cape York, Queensland.
CHIDNA STATION
NORTH-WESTERN HIGHLANDS
Chidna Station supports four threatened species, including the Purple-necked Rock-wallaby. We are doing applied research on these species to inform management actions.
BUFF-BREASTED BUTTON-QUAIL
CAPE YORK PENINSULA
There has been no proof of the survival of the Buff-breasted Button-Quail since 1922. Conservation Partners is putting experts in place to look for evidence and, if found, develop an action plan.
Practical outcomes, starting with RELATIONSHIPS
Conservation across all land tenures is essential for the long-term protection of nature. However, it can be a challenge getting the balance right between competing land uses, limited time and tight budgets.
It all boils down to establishing and maintaining genuine and trusted relationships. We work collaboratively with landholders, custodians, managers and government agencies to develop and implement practical conservation actions.
We use existing knowledge, and use robust science to fill gaps and monitor our actions.
WHO WE WORK WITH
LANDHOLDERS
Often, landholders are willing to undertake conservation actions, but lack the time and money to do so. We collaborate with them in development of long-term management plans.
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
We work closely with government agencies to ensure our work aligns with their priorities.
FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE
First Nations are part of our fabric, from direct employment to partnerships. We acknowledge and celebrate the fundamental role they have in conservation.