We believe in the importance of valuing people, sharing knowledge, and restoring and protecting our rivers for all to enjoy. To find out more, visit our website: www.arrc.com.au. We believe that people are valuable natural assets who need to be provided with opportunities to share their knowledge and passion about river restoration. The ARRC has been established to provide people with access to resources, information, stories, workshops and conferences that combine to develop a sense of belonging for people who care about Australia’s rivers. The way we think about our rivers is often defined in prescriptive, ‘rational’ ways, yet when it comes to making decisions, we know that people use emotion to guide their behaviour. The ARRC values and celebrates emotion as a vital part of inspiring, connecting and celebrating our river restoration efforts. The ARRC is a not-for-profit organisation. We provide a range of free and commercial services, with all proceeds going back into the ARRC to continually improve, update and invest in the best knowledge, resources and opportunities for sharing information we can provide across Australia. We also have strong international links to the European and Asian River Restoration Centres, as well as with organisations doing similar work in Canada and North America.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS) is one of the largest and most comprehensive aeromedical organisations in the world. www.flyingdoctor.org.au The Royal Flying Doctor Service has been serving Australian communities for 90 years. From humble beginnings in 1928, the RFDS now has a fleet of 68 aircraft operating from 24 bases around the country. We help 290,000 patients every year, that's one every two minutes! Traditionally recognised for the provision of emergency services, the RFDS today has expanded its role to incorporate a broader range of health services to rural and remote Australia. The RFDS is a not-for-profit organisation and whilst supported by the Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments, relies heavily on fundraising initiatives to finance the purchase and medical fit-out of our aircraft and other major capital initiatives. Today the RFDS' services include: - Emergency flights for victims of accident or illness - Regular clinic flights to isolated communities with teams of doctors, nurses, dentists and other medical specialists - Inter-hospital transfers to enable higher levels of care to be provided when necessary - A Rural Women's GP Service which operates across Australia - A primary care outreach program that include GP clinics, dental clinics, mental health and health prevention services. - Indigenous health programs - Support & training to students in rural universities - Radio and telephone medical consultations with isolated patients - The provision of medical chests to isolated persons and communities - An Emergency Rural Training Program - A First Aid Training Program - A Health Living Program HELP KEEP THE FLYING DOCTOR FLYING!

We have been conserving and restoring landscapes across Australia since 1982 and we haven’t stopped since. At Greening Australia, we work on major programs that bring life to landscapes in ways that work for communities, economies and nature. With teams in 30 locations around the country and more than 150 staff, we’re a proudly independent not-for-profit organisation. We provide industry leadership through the sharing of knowledge, community ownership and the latest science and innovation. By involving large numbers of people and partners on the ground – from local volunteers to major corporations – we can achieve much more than we could alone. We are committed to conservation through collaboration, embracing the cultural and traditional values and perspectives of all of our landholders and stakeholders and engaging a culturally rich and diverse workforce that seeks and accepts challenges. Together these are helping us to achieve our goal; to remove the barriers to effective, large-scale conservation.