Australia’s natural resources are an intrinsic part of not only our agricultural production but our identity and sense of place. Our nation’s soil and water, plants, fungi, animals, birds and insects need to be understood and protected.
Natural Resource Management involves many parts of the community, including farmers and landholders, bush regeneration groups, indigenous people, national parks rangers and more. Tocal’s Natural Resource Management programs help train you to leave the land in better condition than you found it.
Thinking of taking the next step in your career? The AHC51120 Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management could open new opportunities for jobs
in Natural Resource Management.
The course is designed for land holders and managers, bushland regenerators, pest officers and other students of environmental management, with an emphasis on managing areas of land.
Our EnviroGuides provide excellent information on managing land from a conservation
perspective. Written in a clear and engaging style and filled with beautiful full colour
images and diagrams, these books provide a helpful introduction to the basic principles
of environmental management and guide you through the planning and practice.
Type: Publication
Year Published: 2014
Vegetation survey and assessment
This manual is a practical guide for surveying and assessing vegetation, including weeds, so it can be managed more effectively. It is also designed for assessing the condition and habitat value of vegetation.
Type: Publication
Year Published: 2014
Principles of ecology
Leaving your land in better condition than you received it is the aim of environmental management. This book helps you understand the basics before you get int more detailed studies.
Type: Publication
Year Published: 2016
Nature Conservation on Farms
Nature conservation can improve the productivity and appeal of your farm. This book shows how to use a conservation policy with your farming practices to increase the diversity of beneficial plants and animals. Use simple techniques of observation and measurement to achieve a productive resource for future generations.
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