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23.01.2022 Work with us The Kimberley Land Council has an exciting opportunity for an individual with a strong passion for working in Indigenous Land and Sea management... alongside Traditional Owners. We're hiring for a Project Officer to join our Land and Sea Team as the Mayala Land and Sea Strategic Projects Coordinator. The ideal candidate will be a great communicator, have strong organistational skills and drive to spend time on Country. Apply today: klc.org.au/work-with-us

22.01.2022 Kimberley Rangers have been busy striving for excellence in fire management! Several trainings have taken place over the past few months as the rangers get... ready for another fire burning season. 22 rangers and ranger coordinators from 11 different ranger groups travelled to Broome for two blocks of advanced fire training at North Regional TAFE. The training is focused on rangers who are ready to step up as Fire Officers within their ranger team and take on coordination and reporting responsibilities. The trainings, which take place over several days, cover topics such as fire legislation, applying for burning permits, cultural aspects of burnings, the creation of burn plans and how fire behaves in the landscape. The rangers also took part in additional workshops on creating maps for burning practice, delivered by Kimberley Land Council staff. The rangers heard from guest speakers from the KLC, Bush Heritage Australia, Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation, Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA and the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions. A delegation from the Bushfire Centre of Excellence came to visit the rangers to engage in conversations about the importance of good fire management in the Kimberley, ask for feedback on their work and to observe the rangers building on professional development. The Bushfire Centre of Excellence is a facility being built near Perth to facilitate training and development to fire managers with a focus on incorporating Traditional Fire Management back into prescribed fire programs Western Australia wide. Reps from the Traditional Fire Program, Wayne Davis and Clifton Blundurry, spoke to the rangers in training to provide an overview of the planned activities of the centre and to receive feedback on challenges Indigenous rangers may face when performing fire management activities. The KLC and Kimberley Ranger Network look forward to facilitating the development of rangers to take on fire management positions with increased coordination and collaboration between traditional owners and government in the near future!

20.01.2022 LOGISTICS LEGEND REQUIRED Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa are looking for a logistics officer to assist in the smooth running of their huge array of awesome progra...ms and projects. This super important role would suit someone with logistics experience in a remote location, strong interpersonal and communication skills, the ability to be creative and innovative, and good attention to detail. Check out the link below to find our more info about the role.

01.01.2022 Yuendumu Fun Run Thank you The Indigenous Marathon Foundation for the great new video. ICTV, showing our way ... #ICTVaustralia #NewOnICTV