We are the voice for the environment representing community environmental and sustainability groups in the ACT region. Our mission is: To influence government, business and community through effective public policy and engagement to protect nature.
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Sign up for our Environment Exchanges
January 16, 2019
Be part of an inspiring environment network as we explore a different theme each month. Hear from fascinating guest speakers and engage in open and lively discussion about a range of topics in sustainability and environment. Includes free ploughman’s lunch When: Last Tuesday of every month, 12 noon - till...
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Save the date: 2019 World Environment Day Dinner
January 7, 2019
Save the date! The Conservation Council ACT Region is holding its annual World Environment Day Dinner on Saturday 1st June 2019. Theme: Optimism and Defiance Our theme is 'Optimism and Defiance' - two attitudes which will be critical in 2019. Australia is at a turning point on environmental issues. The federal...
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A year in review
December 20, 2018
The Conservation Council ACT Region has reached the end of a very busy and productive 2018. To wrap things up nicely, here's a recap of our achievements in 2018 and a sneak peek of what's in store for 2019. Looking back on 2018 We have been able to achieve big for the environment...
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Walk the Border – Light wrap up
December 11, 2018
Sunday 25 November wrapped up our 2018 Walk the Border - Light! To celebrate the first anniversary of the successful completion of the Conservation Council’s 2017 21 day fundraising walk around the 306 km ACT border, the Conservation Council ACT Region hosted a series of four half-day walks on the ACT’s border...
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Canberra School Strike for Climate creates national momentum
November 30, 2018
Wednesday 28 November saw young people from across Canberra walk out of school to call for real climate action to protect our future. They are joining almost 30 strikes across Australia this week. This strike made history because never before have students in Australia gone on strike from school to demand urgent climate action....
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We’re looking for a new Executive Director
November 19, 2018
The Conservation Council ACT is looking for a new Executive Director. An Expression of Interest (EOI) closes Friday 15 December and full applications on 11 January 2019. Potential applicants are strongly advised to submit an EOI first. The Executive Director reports to a Board and will lead the organisation to...
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Changes at Conservation Council
November 15, 2018
I have resigned as Executive Director to finish Friday 16 November. I informed the Board some time previously of my pending departure then formally submitted my resignation in October. I commenced with the Conservation Council in October 2014 as Assistant Director then since May 2016 I've been Executive Director. There's...
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Conservation Council AGM report
November 14, 2018
The Conservation Council Annual General Meeting was held 6pm 13 November 2018 at the Conservation Council office. The meeting confirmed the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting held 9 November 2017 and accepted a report from the President Rod Griffiths on behalf of the Board and the Executive Director’s...
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Join us for Walk the Border – Light
November 6, 2018
2017 Walks Program for Walk the Border - Light It’s on again but it’s LIGHT. One year on Walk the Border ACT is back. To celebrate the first anniversary of the successful completion of the Conservation Council’s 2017 21 day fundraising walk around the 306 km ACT border, the Conservation...
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Spring Mingle Wrap-Up
October 29, 2018
Friday 26 October saw the Conservation Council's annual Spring Mingle and presentation of the ACT Environment Awards. We would like to extend a very big thank you to everyone who came to this celebration - what a fantastic night! We are extremely lucky to have so many dedicated people in...
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Who we are
Established in 1979, we aim to achieve the highest quality environment for the Canberra region through advocacy, campaigning and community engagement. We are a non-profit, non-government organisation that welcomes you to be a part of our active community that is working to safeguard the environment for future generations.
We are an incorporated association with a constitution. Please see our Strategic Plan 2015-2020 (PDF), accepted at the August 2015 Board meeting. The plan lays out our direction with long term focus, and each year our operational plan will based on the strategic plan.
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