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Glen Innes Natural Resources Advisory Committee (GLENRAC) is a community driven incorporated association that has more than 30 years’ experience in sustainable agriculture, natural resource management and community capacity building projects within the Glen Innes region and wider community.
GLENRAC has a vision to provide solutions for a sustainable and productive landscape.
Our mission is to initiate and coordinate action for landholders and the community to manage and maintain the natural resource base of the Glen Innes region for the improvement of both the social and productive environment.
GLENRAC's priorities are: sustaining land, managing water, achieving balance, extending GLENRAC's performance and working forward.
RAMSAR DOCUMENTARY:
little llangothlin nature reserve
Experience the breathtaking delights of the Little Llangothlin Lagoon – an Upland Wetland of International Importance and one of the few remaining high altitude freshwater lagoons on the New England Tablelands.
"This is so beautifully filmed and a really informative documentary.” - Australian Government.Captured beautifully by David Waugh of Verso Design, this internationally recognised short film will take you into the heart of Little Llangothlin where an abundance of animals live, including more than 100 species of birds!
You will also learn from the incredible array of people working to protect the Lagoon, including the Banbai Rangers, scientists from UNE Environment, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Rangers, Northern Tablelands Local Land Services, landholders and GLENRAC's very own Dr Mahri Koch.
“Only with healthy ecosystems can we enhance people’s livelihoods, counteract climate change, and stop the collapse of biodiversity.”
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030