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First Nations partnerships

The board acknowl­edges and respects the Tra­di­tion­al Own­ers of the region.

First Nations WAP engagement

First Nations artists EOI for com­mis­sioned artwork

Walk­ing along­side First Nations to care for Country

There is much to cel­e­brate in the grow­ing capac­i­ty across the state for dif­fer­ent points of view to come togeth­er to care for Coun­try and work toward statewide land­scape pri­or­i­ties. Here we tell the sto­ry in pic­tures of First Nations part­ner­ships and col­lab­o­ra­tions that are help­ing to care for our land, water and nature.

Con­nect­ing with First Nations to care for Country

Land­scapes Hills and Fleurieu is see­ing a groundswell of land­hold­ers who are inter­est­ed in con­nect­ing with First Nations to bet­ter under­stand cul­tur­al her­itage, pro­vide Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple access to Coun­try via their prop­er­ties, and work togeth­er in car­ing for land, water and nature across the region.

Land­scape boards com­mit­ted to rec­on­cil­i­a­tion and First Nations partnerships

The chairs of South Australia’s nine land­scape boards have made a strong com­mit­ment to rec­on­cil­i­a­tion and to strength­en­ing part­ner­ships with First Nations across the state by sign­ing an his­toric ​‘State­ment of Commitment’.

Local First Nations learn more about cul­tur­al fire to care for Country

Advanc­ing SA’s First Nations water inter­ests – walk­ing togeth­er for fair­er water allocation

Cre­ate a plan for man­ag­ing nat­ur­al assets

Build a prop­er­ty plan, con­nect with ser­vice providers and First Nations.

Tikkan­di Pro­gram — Tra­di­tion­al Own­er-led cul­tur­al education