Operations
Membership to the individual state or territory association automatically entitles members to CARA and the IRF. Members of each state territory association have the opportunity to attend the IRF World congress, CARA annual general meetings, and input to the operations of CARA and the IRF.
Each state/territory association undertake the facilitation of CARA on an annual rotation basis. Representatives from each member state/territory association meet annual to discuss the operations of CARA and to maintain communication between each association
CARA is working with NGO’s and state conservation agencies to improve the profession within Australia. This includes:
- Implementing a National Survey, to gauge and develop support for the state and territory associations,
- Improving and implementing exchange and placement programs, and
- A National Rangers Congress.
Read more about this topic: Australian Ranger Federation
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