Supporters

Albury-Wodonga Corporation
The Albury-Wodonga Corporation has been an active, long term stakeholder in the development of the Albury Wodonga Regional Parklands. In what was an ambitious regional parklands projects, the Corporation kick-started the project by transferring 1,720 hectares, valued at more than $4.4 million, into public ownership in perpetuity: 1,379 hectares to the Victorian Government and 341 hectares of hilltop land to Wodonga City Council.
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AlburyCity
parklands is partnering AlburyCity, and the community in the environmental restoration of a range of bush reserves and natural areas. This includes Padman - Mates Park, East Albury, Mungabareena Reserve, Remnant Roadside Vegetation projects and Albury Land Fill. Padman-Mates park is one of Parklands’ successes in terms of partnering with a key stakeholder and involving the community. Council is providing valuable cash and in-kind support in administration and resources for on-ground works through an annual core funding grant and further support.
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Wodonga City Council
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Parks Victoria
parklands has established a memorandum of understanding with Parks Victoria to strengthen the partnership in regard to funding, technical support, mentoring at a organisational level and human relations management.
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Hume Building Society
"Part of your life"
The Hume Building Society have been involved in a number of activities with parklands.  Hume identified the involvement with parklands as a unique opportunity. 
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Cooper Hand Tools
Cooper Hand Tools have been supporting the development of the regional parklands for over 3 years, with a range of initiatives and actions.
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Parks Forum
The Parks Forum was established in May 2004 and is the peak body for the Australian and New Zealand parks industries. Parks Forum members work to enhance and increase the significant range of environmental, social and economic benefits to the community that parks provide.
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Organisations
parklands staff are highly skilled facilitators who engage a broad cross-section of the regional community to develop and manage over 4,000 hectares of open space. The successful implementation of all programs relies on strong partnerships with key groups.
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