NaRLA Services

The principal aims of NaRLA’s services are to:

• assist landholders to manage the conservation and biodiversity of native flora and fauna on their land more effectively;
• provide practically-oriented custom-designed educational opportunities for landholders and others seeking to increase their knowledge and understanding of natural and human-made ecosystems and their interactions, and how the management of the two can be effectively integrated; and
• assist landholders and others to develop and operate income-generating projects based on the natural values of Nature Refuges and other lands in ways compatible with the nature conservation purposes of the land.

Although NaRLA offers a diverse range of services to a diverse range of users, all of our services are designed to directly or indirectly promote, educate about, or enhance the management of private land for nature conservation and natural biodiversity. While the motivations for using our services may vary considerably between different users, all of them have one thing in common: an understanding of the importance and benefits —both nature conservation and financial— of wise stewardship of our natural resources.

The list of our services below suggests some of the groups of people who are most likely to find each service useful. Please note that each service can be specially custom-designed to meet the specific requirements of each user.

Services Users Land Management  Advisory Services Landholders; Local governments Property Management Landholders Marketing Services Landholders; Eco-tour operators; Nature-based accommodation providers; Nature-based health & spiritual services providers; Conservation groups; Cultural heritage education providers Business Advisory Service Landholders; Eco-tour operators; Nature-oriented service providers Environmental Assessment Landholders; Local governments; Conservation groups; Land buyers; Realtors; Land developers; Miners Environmental  Monitoring Landholders; Local governments; Conservation groups Educational Courses and Tours Landholders; Professional practitioners; Local governments; University and college students; Eco-tour operators; Eco-tourists; Conservation groups; Nature lovers