May 2, 2019

ASRAC is one of the largest employers in the Arnhem Land region in the NT. Our rangers’ traditional skills are complemented by western science and technologies through accredited training and research collaborations.

ASRAC is also working on improved career pathway programs for rangers. By broadening the scope of our land and sea management activities we’ll be able to deliver more specialised training in areas such as governance, administration ITC and trades providing more job flexibility.

Rangers undertaking media training in short film production and sound recording through ARDS Aboriginal Corporation Indigimob project

Rangers undertaking media training in short film production and sound recording through ARDS Aboriginal Corporation Indigimob project

In March, ten rangers completed their Coxswains certificate with the Australian Marine and Fisheries Academy.

In March, ten rangers completed their Coxswains certificate with the Australian Marine and Fisheries Academy.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.

In April, thirteen rangers completed ChemCert and Treat Weeds units with Charles Darwin University.