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Australia commits A$25 mln to conservation on private land, plans on environmental reform “lock-up”

Published 08:16 on October 17, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:26 on October 17, 2023  / /  Australia, Biodiversity

The Australian government has committed A$25 million ($15.8 mln) to fund conservation work on privately held land, as the minister for environment on Tuesday laid out details on the consultation process for its environmental law reforms.
The Australian government has committed A$25 million ($15.8 mln) to fund conservation work on privately held land, as the minister for environment on Tuesday laid out details on the consultation process for its environmental law reforms.


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