Many of the conservation activities we have historically undertaken will continue to be important, however, increasing emphasis should be placed on the identified shifts, starting now. Read more about the case for change .
Taken together these shifts represent a new paradigm for nature conservation, one built on the legacy of past efforts, but that prepares us for the future. This ‘future-orientated’ paradigm will form the basis of strong and deliberate conservation planning and action going forward.
1 Understand our landscapes and wildlife co-evolved with Aboriginal people