We work on land with significant conservation values, often involving multi-year programs. Actions are practical and integrated with other land uses. They are developed collaboratively and are based on genuine, respectful relationships with landholders, custodians and managers.
We design and implement practical, on-ground conservation programs on land where the title is owned privately, or by companies and other organisations. Conservation Partners does not own land titles.
By working with existing title holders, we can direct all of our resources into on-ground actions rather than property acquisitions. Supporting title holders by developing, funding and implementing practical conservation actions in a powerful conservation tool.
Conservation Partners video curated by Braydon Maloney in consultation with Conservation Partners.
The key features of our approach are:
Conservation Partners builds on the success of Artemis Nature Fund Inc. Artemis Nature Fund was established to reverse the decline of Golden-shouldered Parrots on the beef cattle farm “Artemis Station” Queensland, Australia.
Working daily alongside the landowners, the Artemis program implements a suite of aggressive and innovative land management actions informed by science. Its success is down to the collection of passionate people working hard and smart while being respectful of the alternate values of the country.
Conservation Partners now takes the Artemis model to a national platform across a diversity of land tenures. Our strength is integrating practical conservation and strong science.
Conservation Partners (ABN 82 466 887 179), is a registered company limited by guarantee (ACN 674 028 105) and is a Registered Charity. We are applying for Deductible Gift Recipient Status.
Chidna Station. Photo credit to Braydon Maloney and Phil Bourke.
Chidna Station. Photo Credit to Braydon Maloney.
Footage at Chidna Station. Photo Credit to Braydon Maloney.