Yinhawangka Ranger Program
Caring for Country
The Yinhawangka Ranger Program brings together employment, training, practical land management and opportunities to care for Yinhawangka Country.
About the program
Practical skills, cultural knowledge and caring for Country.
The Yinhawangka Ranger Program provides employment, training and practical experience through work on Yinhawangka Country.
Rangers take part in land management activities, build practical skills and use tools and technology to record information about Country while working in the field.
Learning while doing
Skills put to work on Country
Ranger training is connected to practical work, giving Rangers opportunities to develop skills while contributing to land management activities on Country.
Recent work has included practical fencing activities, field monitoring, GPS mapping and recording information about what Rangers see while they are out on Country.
Our work
Working on Country
Ranger activities change with the work required on Country, training opportunities and program priorities.
Caring for Country
Working on Yinhawangka Country and contributing to activities that support its ongoing care and management.
Land Management
Undertaking practical field work and land management activities across Yinhawangka Country.
Skills & Training
Building practical skills and experience through training that can be applied directly to Ranger work on Country.
Monitoring & Mapping
Using field tools, tablets and GPS mapping to record observations and information that can support future planning and land management.
Rangers in action
Stories from the field
See recent stories and updates from the Yinhawangka Ranger Program and work happening on Country.
The Ranger team
Working and learning together
The Ranger Program brings people together through practical work, training and time spent on Country.
Rangers build experience alongside one another while contributing to the work taking place across Yinhawangka Country.
