Partner with the Limestone Coast Landscape Board
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board values partnerships and the benefits of collaboration. We’re collaborative because when we are what we do is better. Like us, our partners are passionate about our region, our local landscape and our community.
The benefits of partnering with us
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is passionate about landscape management. We are proactive and practical in our approach and deliberate in our actions. One of the greatest strengths of our partnerships is the ability to combine relative strengths to achieve a common goal. Some of the benefits of partnering with us include:
Extended reach
Access to expertiseÂ
Resource capacity
Grant funding
Regulatory support
Who we partner with
We collaborate with a range of local, state and national partners from:
- non-Government organisations
- not for Profit groups
- educational institutions
- First Nations organisations
- industry groups
- government organisations and agencies
- local community groups
- philanthropic.
What we look for in partnership opportunities
Trust and strong working relationships are the foundation of our partnerships. They are critical to long term, productive collaborations. When considering partnership opportunities, we also look for:
- Alignment of goals: we share similar goals and a common mission.
- Complementary resources: people and resources that are different but work together for success.
- Mutual benefit: win-win situations where each partner gains something valuable. Such as cost savings, enhanced capabilities, increased impact and delivery of timely outcomes.
- Clear communication: ensures clarity of project goals, timelines and roles and responsibilities.
- Landscape benefit: partnerships that drive real, on ground results.
Explore our staff and the local expertise we have on offer
Find out more about what we do
Projects and activities we collaborate on
- revegetation
- habitat and wetland restoration
- establishment of ClimateWatch Trails
- threatened species conservation
- water research.