CLCAC’s Land & Sea Management Unit has two (2) very successful Indigenous Land & Sea Ranger Groups located in Burketown and Normanton which employs 19 full time Rangers and two Ranger Coordinators who are responsible for activities that protect and manage the natural and cultural resources of the southern Gulf of Carpentaria for the long-term benefits of Traditional Owner Groups and Communities.
Fire management
Modern approaches to a time-proven strategy of mosaic burns
Weed control
Staying on top of Bellyache Bush
Our country
The natural beauty and cultural values of Carpentaria
Traditional ways
Programs to educate and excite our youth
Gulf Savannah Burning Guidelines
What are your fire landscapes, and when is it next due for a burn?
Native Title
CLCAC is the largest and most eminent corporate entity representing the rights and interests of Traditional Owners in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria. The corporation draws its membership from the nine Aboriginal language groups whose traditional lands and waters are located in the Gulf.
Economic development
The CLCAC's Business and Economic Development Program builds on current initiatives to drive new business and economic development opportunities in the region. The program also provides strategic and commercial planning support for PBCs to ensure they are viable and sustainable in the long term.
Land and Sea
The Land and Sea Program undertakes management activities that enhance the protection and management of natural resources for the long-term benefit of Traditional Owners and communities. This program is an extension of our role as a native title service body.
