Community information sessions A series of community information sessions on the National Landcare Program phase two will be held in selected cities. The information contained in these sessions will mirror the content on the webpage, and will also include a question and answer session. A summary of the questions and answers relating to Regional Land Partnerships from each session will be published on the website to ensure that the information is broadly available. Details on the location, date and time of the information sessions will be announced on www.nrm.gov.au and advertised through the various social media channels of both departments, including the National Landcare Program Facebook page. Regional Land Partnerships Online Consultation Survey If you would like to provide responses to the questions in this paper including those concerning the Overview of Proposed Tender Requirement, please complete the online consultation survey available at . The survey is open until 5.00pm 23 October 2017. Once the consultation period is closed the results of the survey will be summarised and considered further as the final details of program delivery are settled. The departments will publish the summary of feedback provided online. Further Information More information about the National Landcare Program, the consultation process and Regional Land Partnerships can be found on the following websites: National Landcare Program website - Interactive map of relevant services by Management Unit: The Department of the Environment and Energy website: Threatened Species Strategy: Australia’s World Heritage Sites, and links their statements of Outstanding Universal Value: Australian Ramsar wetlands, and links to their ecological character descriptions: Threatened Ecological communities Soils priority reports will not be available until after a peer review has been completed. Draft maps from these reports are incorporated into the interactive map above. Regional Land Partnerships MERI Framework: Landcare’s role in building capacity and resilience (National Landcare Advisory Committee 2016): Australian Government Performance Framework for Regional NRM Organisations:
Community information sessions A series of community information sessions on the National Landcare Program phase two will be held in selected cities. The information contained in these sessions will mirror the content on the webpage, and will also include a question and answer session. A summary of the questions and answers relating to Regional Land Partnerships from each session will be published on the website to ensure that the information is broadly available. Details on the location, date and time of the information sessions will be announced on www.nrm.gov.au and advertised through the various social media channels of both departments, including the National Landcare Program Facebook page. Regional Land Partnerships Online Consultation Survey If you would like to provide responses to the questions in this paper including those concerning the Overview of Proposed Tender Requirement, please complete the online consultation survey available at . The survey is open until 5.00pm 23 October 2017. Once the consultation period is closed the results of the survey will be summarised and considered further as the final details of program delivery are settled. The departments will publish the summary of feedback provided online. Further Information More information about the National Landcare Program, the consultation process and Regional Land Partnerships can be found on the following websites: National Landcare Program website - Interactive map of relevant services by Management Unit: The Department of the Environment and Energy website: Threatened Species Strategy: Australia’s World Heritage Sites, and links their statements of Outstanding Universal Value: Australian Ramsar wetlands, and links to their ecological character descriptions: Threatened Ecological communities Soils priority reports will not be available until after a peer review has been completed. Draft maps from these reports are incorporated into the interactive map above. Regional Land Partnerships MERI Framework: Landcare’s role in building capacity and resilience (National Landcare Advisory Committee 2016): Australian Government Performance Framework for Regional NRM Organisations: