Standing up for Nature Protection and Climate Action
The Conservation Council ACT Region is the leading environmental advocacy organisation and hub for community groups in Canberra.
Our vision is for a healthy planet for humans and all other life, where nature is protected and communities respect and live in harmony with the environment. Our mission is to protect nature and create a safe climate in the ACT and region.
Become a Gang-Gang Guardian
Join us as a Gang-Gang guardian by giving a monthly donation, and stand with us against the climate crisis and our declining natural world.
Disappointment at weak Indian Myna recommendations
The Conservation Council ACT and Canberra Indian Myna Action Group (CIMAG) have welcomed the release of ACT Legislative Assembly Committee report on the Common (Indian) Myna, but have expressed disappointment at the report’s weak recommendations. Released yesterday...
Annual General Meeting 2024
The Conservation Council ACT Region Inc Annual General Meeting will be held Thursday 21 November 2024 at 6.00pm at the Conservation Council Office. Register below via the Humanitix link. Members who have voting rights should identify for which group they are the...
Dud deal with Dutton on nature would betray communities and nature
Conservation Councils from all Australia States and Territories are in Canberra today and calling on the Albanese Government to rule out a deal with the Liberal Party that would weaken proposed Nature Positive laws. “Australians love our unique and special nature and...
Our Campaigns
We advocate and campaign for a safe climate, to protect biodiversity in our urban and natural areas, to protect and enhance our waterways, reduce waste, and promote sustainable transport and planning for our city.
Working in the ACT and region to influence governments and build widespread support within the community and business, we put forward evidence-based solutions and innovative ideas for how we can live sustainably.
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