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Certificate I
in Conservation and
Ecosystems Management

Introduction to Conservation for Torres Strait Islanders

Expression of Interest Open.

The AHC10120 Certificate I in Conservation and Ecosystems Management offered by Envirotech is a foundational course designed to introduce participants to the essential skills required for conservation work. Tailored for individuals seeking to make an impact in their local environment, this program is especially valuable for Torres Strait Islanders looking to preserve their natural habitats while incorporating traditional ecological knowledge.

Program Overview

This 52-week course provides participants with basic theoretical and practical training in conservation and restoration. By focusing on hands-on activities, students learn to conduct fieldwork, undertake environmental assessments, and plan small-scale conservation projects. The program encourages collaboration through group activities and field trips, fostering skills in data collection, reporting, and community engagement.

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Fieldwork and Monitoring

Gain practical experience in observing and managing local ecosystems.

Environmental Assessments

Learn techniques to evaluate habitat conditions and identify restoration needs.

Communication and Reporting

Develop skills to share findings and promote conservation through basic reports and community outreach.

Hands-On Experience


Participants engage in field trips and group activities, applying their knowledge to real-world conservation challenges. These experiences not only strengthen technical skills but also provide an opportunity to connect with local environmental initiatives that reflect Indigenous perspectives.


Impact for Torres Strait Communities


This program offers Torres Strait Islanders the tools to:

 

  • Protect and restore their unique ecosystems while preserving cultural heritage.

  • Develop skills for community-based conservation efforts.

  • Build pathways for further education and careers in environmental management.


Career Pathways


Graduates can pursue entry-level roles such as:

 

  • Field Assistant

  • Seed Collection Assistant

  • Nursery Hand

  • Community Worker

  • Conservation Work Hand


Why It Matters


For Torres Strait Islanders, environmental conservation is deeply tied to cultural identity and sustainability. This course provides a stepping stone for individuals to engage in meaningful conservation work while honoring traditional knowledge.

Regsiter To Study

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Torres Strait Island​er
Aboriginal
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