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It's time we stand up for WA's outback

Help tip the balance in favour of people, nature and a brighter future for Western Australia

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Our Outback is an amazing place, but what makes it special is at risk. 

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  • We’re losing WA’s unique landscapes and wildlife to feral animals, extinctions and the erosion of our fragile soils

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    Our wildlife is under threat

  • Pastoralists can restore Outback stations to health, but they can’t do it alone

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    Outback pastoralists can turn things around

  • WA needs more Indigenous Ranger programs which create jobs, and manage the Outback to keep it healthy

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    Ranger programs create jobs

  • People are leaving the Outback because laws are stifling progress and damaging the land

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    Outdated laws are stifling progress

"We want to do the right thing, so why is government standing in the way?"

Station people have a deep love of the land. They want to care for it, but they need to provide for their families too. There is a solution which will allow them to do both, but government just aren’t listening. Will you get behind these voices for our Outback and create a brighter future for all?

Cecilia Myers | Theda Station

Cecilia Myers
Theda Station

"A rangelands diversification lease ... could help create alternative income streams in Kimberley communities."  Read more

"A rangelands diversification lease would provide land managers more choices about how they manage their properties. It could help create alternative income streams in Kimberley communities and aid in the protection and restoration of our unique ecosystems in the north of WA."

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Luke Bayley| Bush Heritage Australia

Luke Bayley
Bush Heritage Australia

"In Western Australia, a rangelands lease would help Bush Heritage better manage our properties and the wildlife that call them home."  Read more

"Bush Heritage Australia are an independent not-for-profit that buys and manages land, and partners with Aboriginal people, to protect our magnificent landscapes and our irreplaceable native species forever. In Western Australia, a rangelands lease would help Bush Heritage better manage our properties and the wildlife that call them home, give greater confidence to new donors and support our ongoing work across this great land to protect country for future generations. Bush Heritage values and respects our relationships with pastoral leaseholders and believes a rangeland Diversification Lease will better support the diverse communities that live, and contribute to, a thriving outback Australia."

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