These include:

• adding the weight of your organisation to the state's peak voice on environment matters
• having a vote on Conservation Council SA and an opportunity to have your say on many conservation policies and decisions
• the opportunity to link-in and network with other groups to share expertise, resources and ideas
• strategic advice and support around lobbying and representation of conservation issues that concern you, to politicians, media, the public and industry
• the opportunity to nominate for the Conservation Council SA's annual environmental awards
• input to Conservation Council SA work on a wide array of issues, including creation of environmental policy and position statements, representation on government committees, and development of submissions
• access to the Joinery, with its range of facilities and services including meeting spaces (with kitchen facilities), and space for promotion of membership
• a link to your group on the Conservation SA website
• regular member updates with the latest news that matters to your organisation
• invitations to seminars and workshops on matters of environment and conservation interest
• attendance at quarterly Council meetings with guest speakers, environmental 'hot topic' updates.

Your voice as a member

Members are asked to nominate one councillor and one deputy for that councillor to represent the member organisation at Conservation Council SA.

Councillors shall be entitled to participate in discussion and decision-making at quarterly Council meetings and shall have one vote in any decision where voting is required.

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Application Form

Conservation SA Constitution

Annual fee schedule is based on financial members in SA or annual turnover if not a member-based group.