Inclusive Conservation: First Nations Women-Led Landscape Stewardship
We are building a network to connect Victorian - Kulin Nation Indigenous women to training pathways to help them secure careers in Rangering, Environmental and Conservation employment.
Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander woman who wants to care for Country, protect culture, and build a meaningful career?
Whether you're curious, just starting out, returning to the workforce, changing careers, or already working on Country, we'd love to hear from you.
We're building a strong network of First Nations women to connect you with training, mentoring, employment pathways, and opportunities in rangering, conservation, natural resource management, cultural heritage, and environmental stewardship.
Your knowledge, your story, and your connection to Country matter.
Register your interest today and become part of a growing community of women supporting one another to create lasting careers that strengthen our families, communities, and Country.
Get in touch today—we'd love to walk this journey with you.
Join the Victorian Women Ranger Environmental Network (WREN)
Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander woman living in Victoria who is passionate about caring for Country?
Whether you're taking your first steps towards a career or already working in conservation, we're here to help you grow your skills, confidence and connections.
The Victorian Women Ranger Environmental Network (WREN) is creating pathways for First Nations women into careers in:
- Cultural and Women's Rangering
- Conservation and Biodiversity
- Environmental and Natural Resource Management
- Cultural Fire and Land Management
- Waterway and Wetland Management
- Cultural Heritage Protection
- Parks and Public Land Management
By joining our network, you'll have opportunities to connect with training, mentoring, employment pathways, scholarships, industry contacts and other Aboriginal women who are making a difference for Country.
Together, we're strengthening the next generation of First Nations women leaders—supporting one another to care for Country, protect culture, and build rewarding careers that benefit our communities.
If you're interested in learning more or joining the network, we'd love to hear from you. Register your interest today and take the next step on your journey.