FATE is working closely with the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Catchment Management Authorities, Australia 21, UTS School of Marketing, the Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute and various co-researchers at UNSW.
Many government and non-government organisations have collaborated with FATE or expressed interest in being involved. These include the NSW Departments of Primary Industry (Forests NSW), Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, State and Regional Development and Environment and Climate Change (NPWS and RBG). Other contributors and potential collaborators include the Institute of Rural Futures at UNE, Queensland Murray Darling Committee, Traprock Woolgrowers Association, World Heritage Australia (Willandra Lakes Region), CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, University of Queensland, Victoria University and University of Sydney. Non-government organisations with which we have been collaborating include the Kangaroo Industry Association of Australia, WWF, Greening Australia, Earthwatch, NSW Farmers and Landcare.
For collaboration on specific projects, see the FATE in Detail page.
The FATE Program has received financial support from:
Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation New Animal Products and Wildlife and Rangelands programs
Western Catchment Management Authority
SA Department of Environment and Heritage and the Queensland Department of Primary Industries through Australia 21
Murray Darling Basin Commission
West 2000+
NSW Department of State and Regional Development
NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change NSW
NSW Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources
Year of the Outback
Last Updated 14 September 2007
