Sponsorship

Supporting our community

ForestrySA provides targeted sponsorship to achieve shared goals which align with our strategic, recreation, conservation, and sustainable forest management objectives.

We support organisations, activities and events which will enhance our brand awareness and increase community engagement and recreational participation in forests, delivering positive environmental, economic, and social outcomes for the people of South Australia.

For more information, view our sponsorship guidelines or contact our team.

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Supporting Thin Green Line Foundation

ForestrySA is proud to be an active supporter of Thin Green Line Foundation.

This global, not-for-profit organisation provides support and funding to rangers across the world who need it, as they work on the frontline in dangerous conditions to protect wildlife and the natural environment. Funds raised helps provide effective training, vital equipment and emergency support to rangers and their families, while developing strong global networks for rangers and their communities.

Scroll down to find out how ForestrySA is supporting the foundation’s important work from afar.

Image courtesy of Tom Broadhurst Photography for Thin Green Line.

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Helping to protect nature’s protectors

Here at home, our ForestrySA Rangers protect over 16,000 ha of native bushland for conservation on Kaurna, Peramangk, Boandik and Ngarrindjeri Country.

Their work is not just a job, it’s something they feel very passionate about and they are keen to support their comrades working across the world.

ForestrySA’s workplace giving program allows our staff to make regular contributions directly to the cause, supplementing funds raised through our annual Run for Rangers Parkrun event held in Kuitpo Forest, deposit funds collected through recycling of cans and bottles, and staff membership of the South Australian Ranger Association.

Supporting our community

Supporting Thin Green Line Foundation

Helping to protect nature’s protectors

A message from Dr Jane Goodall