Australian Landscape Trust (ALT) was established in the Riverland by Patricia Feilman, AM executive secretary of The Ian Potter Foundation in 1996. It has its origin in the Potter Farmland Plan, a plan that engaged families in rethinking the use and management of their farms for long-term prosperity.
Our philosophy is that through building collaborative partnerships between land managers, ecologists and the wider community we can support and improve the management of regional landscapes and important ecological environments. Fundamental to this approach is building capacity, resilience, knowledge and viability within regional communities, which we believe this is the key to effective conservation and management of landscapes.
ALT operates substantial properties in the Riverland and East Gippsland, and provides educational and volunteering programs at each. We are inclusive in the way we operate, and determined to add value with everything we do.
Our philosophy is that through building collaborative partnerships between land managers, ecologists and the wider community we can support and improve the management of regional landscapes and important ecological environments. Fundamental to this approach is building capacity, resilience, knowledge and viability within regional communities, which we believe this is the key to effective conservation and management of landscapes.
ALT operates substantial properties in the Riverland and East Gippsland, and provides educational and volunteering programs at each. We are inclusive in the way we operate, and determined to add value with everything we do.