Junior Ranger Programs expanded for On-Country learning

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Junior ranger activities will support more primary and secondary Indigenous students to stay in school and gain on country learning opportunities.

As many as 10 new Junior Ranger projects have been rolled out in each Australian jurisdiction as part of the Federal government’s $6 million program expansion.

Seven high school students have already been participating in the two-year program in the New South Wales town Queanbeyan, to obtain their certificate two in conversation and ecosystem management while completing their HSC.

So what influence is the program having so far?

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Thursday, April 3 2025
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Featured in storyTrisha Williams - CEO of Ngambri Local Aboriginal Land Council Trevor Robinson - Ranger’s program co-ordinator ‘Junior Ranger Program Students’
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