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The following organisations are full members of Parks Forum:
ACT Department of Territory and Municipal Services
TAMS was formed on 1 July 2006 when Urban Services, Environment ACT, Australian Capital Tourism, Sport and Recreation ACT, ACTION, Canberra Stadiums and parts of the Office of Sustainability merged into a single department to provide services that Canberra people use all the time. For further information click here.
Auckland City Council
Keeping Auckland's future bright is the long-term sustainability plan of Auckland City Council. Our plan will guide council's activities towards more sustainable development of the city and a low carbon future. For further information click here.
Auckland Regional Council
Home to over 1.3 million people and the fastest growing region in New Zealand, the Auckland region is culturally diverse and dynamic. On these pages you can find more about the people of the Auckland region and how you can be involved in making our region a great place to live. For more information click here.
Boroondara City Council
The City of Boroondara is a metropolitan council, representing more than 165,000 people in the inner-eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Boroondara's leafy suburbs are home to beautiful parks and gardens, where you can enjoy many recreational amenities.For further information click here.
Brisbane City Council
Brisbane City Council works with the community to guide our city's future growth and development.Together we will build a smart prosperous city protecting and strengthening our natural environment. For further information click here.
Centennial Parklands
Centennial Parklands is of singular recreational, historical, educational, cultural and environmental significance to the people of New South Wales.The Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust’s objectives are to maintain and improve Trust lands. For further information click here.
Christchurch City Council
The founders of Christchurch had a simple vision: To build a place where families and businesses could flourish in harmony with their environment. They were reformers who had the courage to invest in a better future. That vision is just as relevant today for the city of Christchurch. For further information click here.
Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts
The Australian Government Department of the Environment, Water,
Heritage and the Arts develops and implements national policy, programs
and legislation to protect and conserve Australia's environment and
heritage and to promote Australian arts and culture. For further information click here.
City of Melbourne
The City of Melbourne’s extensive network of parks and gardens contribute to Melbourne's title as one of the world's ‘most liveable cities’.Melbourne offers a variety of open spaces for the 14 million visitors who use its parks each year. For further information click here.
Cornwall Park Trust
Cornwall Park is a landscaped park designed for the recreation and enjoyment of all the people of New Zealand. The park is renowned for its landscape design and its wide variety of mature trees. For further information click here.
Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation
Dhimurru is an incorporated Aboriginal organisation established by Yolngu land-owners in Northeast Arnhem Land, Australia.Yolngu (Aboriginal people of Northeast Arnhem Land) are the traditional owners of lands consisting of approximately 101,000ha. For further information click here.
Department for Environment and Heritage, South Australia
The Department for Environment and Heritage (DEH) is responsible for South Australia's nature conservation, heritage conservation and animal welfare.For further information click here.
Department of Conservation, New Zealand
The New Zealand Department of Conservation's challenge is to manage natural and historic heritage assets for the greatest benefit and enjoyment of all New Zealanders, by conserving, advocating and promoting natural and historic heritage. For further information click here.
NSW Department of the Environment, Climate Change and Water
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife service is one of the agencies that form the new Environment, Climate Change and Water super agency cluster. For further information click here.
QLD Department of Environment and Resource Management
The Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management was formed on 26 March 2009 by merging the former Department of Natural Resources and Water and the former Environmental Protection Agency. For further information click here.
WA Department of Environment and Conservation
The Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation is in the portfolio of the Minister for Environment.The department has the lead responsibility for protecting and conserving the State’s environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia. For further information click here.
NT Department of Natural Resources, Environment and Sport
This Agency is responsible for conserving, enhancing and ensuring best possible access to, and enjoyment of, the Territory’s natural and cultural assets.For further information click here.
Tasmanian department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and the Environment
The Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment came into being on 1 July 2009. The new Department includes staff and functions from the former Department of Primary Industries and Water, and from the former Department of Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts, For further information click here.
Gold Coast City Council
Defined by our spectacular beaches, hinterland ranges, forests and waterways, the Gold Coast is an outstanding city which celebrates nature and connects distinct communities with the common goal of sustainability, choice and wellbeing for all. For further information click here.
Greater Wellington Regional Council
Greater Wellington Regional Council is responsible for regulating the use of the region’s natural resources. We do this through regional polices, plans and resource consents, helping the community to restore ecosystems and helping businesses become more environmentally sustainable. For further information click here.
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