Welcome to the SARA website
We’re all about Environment-People-Together. SA has some outstanding natural resources and a bunch of dedicated environmental professionals helping to preserve and improve the natural environment. SARA wants to bring these people together and help them recognise they are part of a global conservation family. Check out what we are all about!
Cheers Derek Snowball
President SARA
Jason Vanlaarhoven
We are glad you looked us up!
Now is a better time than ever to be a member of the SA Ranger Association (SARA) and the Thin Green Line (TGL).
10% of all membership fees go directly to the Thin Green Line and link us as members to the International Ranger Federation, a global network! SARA is moving along in leaps and bounds and offers so many benefits to our members. Following last year’s very successful ‘Annual Migration’ that was attended by around 60 members at Calperum Station, we had three members represent SARA and DEW in Katherine, NT in August at the Council of Australian Ranger Associations (CARA). At these events, members are exposed to an invaluable source of networking, professional development, listening to guest speakers covering a wide range of relevant topics and have the opportunity to share, promote and get feedback on their own projects and learnings.
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It’s all about professional development and support for ‘rangers’ and conservation workers in whatever role or title they hold.
We are glad you looked us up!
Now is a better time than ever to be a member of the SA Ranger Association (SARA).
10% of all membership fees go directly to the Thin Green Line Foundation and link us as members to the International Ranger Federation, a global network! SARA is moving along in leaps and bounds and offers so many benefits to our members. Following last year’s very successful ‘Annual Migration’ that was attended by around 60 members at Calperum Station, we had three members represent SARA and DEW in Katherine, NT in August at the Council of Australian Ranger Associations (CARA). At these events, members are exposed to an invaluable source of networking, professional development, listening to guest speakers covering a wide range of relevant topics and have the opportunity to share, promote and get feedback on their own projects and learnings.
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It’s all about professional development and support for ‘rangers’ and conservation workers in whatever role or title they hold.
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So get involved now and help make these great things happen. For yourself, for your colleagues and for those rangers in other parts of the world doing it tough.
The THIRD edition of our newsletter ‘SARA Spotlight’ has recently been released.
Back-issues can be seen in a browser by clicking the links below. Email us at DEW.SARangerAssociation@sa.gov.au for back issues in PDF or to submit an article.
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June 2018
March 2018
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December 2017
