Nation Partners’ Post

Last week, we had the honour of participating in an impactful event hosted by the Australasian Land & Groundwater Association (ALGA) that explored the crucial role of Traditional Owner engagement in contaminated land projects. Our own Tyler Whitmarsh shared valuable insights, highlighting our commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships and driving positive change. Tyler's reflections from the evening underscore the importance of this work: "Engaging with Traditional Owners is not just a step in the process—it's fundamental to achieving self-determination and healing Country. This event marks the beginning of a much larger conversation our sector needs to have about Traditional Owner values and engagement. At Nation Partners, we believe that forming genuine partnerships with Traditional Owners and Registered Aboriginal Parties is key to unlocking sustainable solutions. We're dedicated to opening doors and initiating conversations that pave the way for meaningful collaboration in this space." By integrating Traditional Owner perspectives into contaminated land management, we're not only addressing environmental challenges but also contributing to cultural preservation and community empowerment. We're excited to continue driving these important discussions and working alongside our clients and partners to create positive, lasting impacts. #firstnations #sustainability #impact #community

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Amy Gason

Director at Nation Partners

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So good! A true synergy of our values and services - well done Tyler Whitmarsh - we can respectfully contribute to the conversation and help facilitate the connection between Traditional Owners with contaminated land management projects with which we're involved!

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