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Our plans and reports

Achievement Report

Read the stories, projects and statistics that make up the work of the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board. Our Achievement Report 2024-2025 shares how we have worked collaboratively with First Nations people, the Northern and Yorke community and partner organisations to ensure our precious landscapes are valued and protected into the future.

  • Current (2024-2025): Achievement Report 2024-2025
  • New (2025–2026) under development: The annual achievement report will be released in late November.  Stay tuned.


Regional Landscape Plan - Northern and Yorke

The Northern and Yorke's Landscape Plan guides how the land, water, biodiversity, marine and coastal environments are managed in our region.

It is developed in consultation with the community and key stakeholders and encourages people to work together to protect and enhance our natural ecosystems while sustaining the region's primary production, local economies, social and community well-being.

The plan is delivered by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board through a diverse range of programs and projects that combine the priorities of the community with the legislative responsibilities of the Board.

Snapshot of our Landscape Plan

Business Plan - Northern and Yorke Landscape Board

Each year the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board releases its annual plan outlining its vision and priorities for the financial year, with a focus on programs and projects that deliver the objectives of the Landscape Plan.

  • Current (2025-2026): Business Plan 2025-2026
  • New (2026–2027) under development: In line with the new Landscape Plan being development, we are developing our new business plan for the year.  Stay tuned.
  • Previous: Here is a link to our previous business plans.

Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan - Northern and Yorke

There is a growing need to enhance the Northern and Yorke (NY) region’s preparedness and resilience to natural disasters and climate extremes and their impact on biodiversity and agricultural natural capital assets. Ensuring the survival of species and places helps to preserve key ecosystem services such as clean air, water, and climate regulation, all of which profoundly affect human wellbeing. Preparing for climate change extremes and disasters bolsters the resilience of ecosystems and agricultural systems, enabling them to better withstand these events and recover and flourish post-event.

Improved preparation and response also contributes to stronger regional economies through more resilient industry sectors, such as tourism and agriculture. By investing in disaster preparedness, long-term costs for recovery and restoration post-event are significantly reduced.