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Industry Partners


The following parks forum members have made, and are making critical contributions to key projects and activities of Parks Forum, making much of our work possible:

Dept of Environment, Climate Change and Water (DECCW) NSW

The Value of Parks Document.

DECCW was a key financial sponsor of The Value of Parks Document, contributing to project funding as well as print and distribution costs. They saw the benefit of this document as significant in communicating the values of parks beyond the borders of the parks and environment sector. For further information about DECCW click here.  

Dept of Environment and Conservation (DEC) WA

The Parks Forum industry agenda.

DEC has been a key financial sponsor of the work undertaken to develop the Parks Forum industry agenda, which provides a clear range of challenges and priorities for the development of the parks sector. For further information about the Department of Conservation click here.

Parks Victoria (PV)

Healthy Parks Healthy People and IUPGSA

PV has provided ongoing annual Parks Forum's work to promote the Healthy Parks Healthy People brand, communicating the range of values of parks to the wider community, as well as ongoing support to the International Urban Parks and Greenspace Alliance. For further information about Parks Victoria  click here.

Dept of Environment and Heritage (DEH) SA

The Value of Parks Document.

DEH provided key leadership in the planning and content of the Value of Parks Document, as well as providing professional editing services. For further information about DEH click here.

Sydney Olympic Park Authority (SOPA)

Great Parks Industry Benchmarking.

SOPA contributed directly to funding both the analysis and printing of the Parks Forum benchmarking report 2008. For further information about SOPA click here.

ACT Dept of Territory and Municipal Services (ACTTMS)

Resource Database.

The ACTTMS has contributed to marketing materials for Parks Forum which promote the values of parks. For further information about ACTTMS click here.