Save the Kimberley

Save The Kimberley is an independent awareness organisation. We are a not-for-profit, 100% volunteer run group which is made up of a diverse and passionate group of individuals – traditional custodians, local Kimberley community, and other committed Australians from all parts: we are business owners, administrators, entrepreneurs, artists, musicians and media professionals.
 
Save The Kimberley was established in order to:
  • Educate the Australian and international community about the threat to the Kimberley Coast and its inland wilderness areas posed by large-scale industrial developments.
  • Disseminate information about the Kimberley’s globally unique cultural importance and the threats created by uncontrolled development.
  • Engage support to ensure that the Kimberley is protected for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
Save the Kimberley does not oppose development. Save the Kimberley supports appropriate development that looks after people and the environment of the Kimberley.
 
 

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Save The Kimberley is an independent awareness organisation. We are a not-for-profit, 100% volunteer run group which is made up of a diverse and passionate group of individuals – traditional custodians, local Kimberley community, and other committed Australians from all parts: we are business owners, administrators, entrepreneurs, artists, musicians and media professionals.
 
Save The Kimberley was established in order to:
  • Educate the Australian and international community about the threat to the Kimberley Coast and its inland wilderness areas posed by large-scale industrial developments.
  • Disseminate information about the Kimberley’s globally unique cultural importance and the threats created by uncontrolled development.
  • Engage support to ensure that the Kimberley is protected for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
Save the Kimberley does not oppose development. Save the Kimberley supports appropriate development that looks after people and the environment of the Kimberley.

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