World Ranger Day is celebrated worldwide each year on July 31st to honour and celebrate the invaluable contribution rangers make to preserving and protecting our natural assets and cultural heritage. Learn more about World’s Rangers Day by visiting the The Thin Green Line Foundation website.
To find out more about ranger programs in Australia, and how these programs have been impacted by COVID-19, follow the link below and read an article from KJ Rangers.
Based in Newman, Western Australia, Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ) was established to help the Martu people look after their culture and heritage and ensure Martu’s connection with Country remains strong. KJ works to protect the health and wellbeing of the land under the Martu native title determination, which spans three deserts and 13.6 million hectares. Initiatives operated by KJ include an extensive ranger program running in five communities, a leadership program, a return to Country program and cultural knowledge management.
No stopping KJ rangers from looking after country and culture during COVID-19
