Partners

How can TRLA enable your business’s environmental and sustainability goals?

Tamworth Regional Landcare is looking for opportunities to partner with selected organisations in mutually beneficial relationships which have a capacity to deliver positive environmental land use outcomes in our community and build the capabilities of all parties. We recognize that organisations have an increasing moral and/or legal obligations which need to be addressed and relationship with TRLA may be an appropriate vehicle to do so.

The relationships will be subject to a specific MOU defining the key responsibilities, deliverables, and accountabilities of the partners.

  • Corporate land regeneration days.
  • Business partnering
  • Native species identification and knowledge
  • Advice on Carbon and biodiversity offset opportunities.
  • Corporation native plant propagation days.
  • Participation in endemic tree donation program.
  • Support of bush regeneration team.
  • Business partnering with Endemic species nursery development.

However, partnerships will in no way be limited to these examples, TRLA will consider any opportunity that fits within it’s principles.
CONTACT: Jacqui Gidley-Baird jacqui@trla.org.au 0401717015


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