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About the Conference
The 2026 ALCA Conference, themed "Nature-Climate Action: Our Opportunity to Lead," is set to be Australia's largest land conservation event. It will convene over 400 delegates, including conservation leaders, First Nations land managers, policymakers, and industry experts. This annual gathering aims to foster critical discussions and partnerships that drive impactful nature action.
What to Expect
Participants can look forward to a carefully curated program featuring dynamic sessions and networking opportunities. The conference will highlight innovative voices from various sectors, including agriculture, technology, and philanthropy. Attendees will engage with emerging research and practices that shape the future of conservation planning.
Field Trips and Local Culture
The event will also offer field trips showcasing Tasmania's stunning landscapes and the challenges of land management. These experiences aim to deepen understanding and appreciation of local conservation efforts.
Acknowledgment of Country
ALCA acknowledges the enduring relationship of Traditional Custodians with the land and recognizes the connection between nature and culture for First Nations peoples. This acknowledgment is integral to the conference's ethos, emphasizing respect for elders past and present.
For more information and to register, visit the official conference website.
