By now, you should have received an invitation to renew your AABR membership for another year, or perhaps even longer. Thank you for being part of Australia’s bush regeneration community. Your membership helps AABR advocate for our profession, deliver training and events, support accreditation, share best practice and build a stronger voice for ecological restoration across Australia. Highlights this year include the OSCA and Nature Repair Market Submissions, Info sheets on safe chemical use and Glyphosate bans, the Grassland Resurrection Forum, and monthly Walks & Talks and webinars.

If you haven’t seen an email with the subject line “Renew your AABR membership for 2026–27 FY” from accounts@aabr.org.au, please check your junk, spam or other “mystery” inboxes—it may be hiding there.

If you still can’t find it, don’t worry. Simply use the renewal links below to access your relevant membership renewal form.

Thank you for your continued support. Together, we’re growing a stronger, more connected bush regeneration community.

If you’re a sole trader or a business with an ABN, consider our Business Membership offering.

Individual Memberships ($35/yr or $20 Concession)

Accreditation Renewal, for members with an Accreditation number ( $35/yr or $20 Concession)

Student Renewal – for those studying or transitioning to the workforce ($0 or $20)

Changes to the Business Membership Benefits

AABR Business Membership is more than advertising. It’s an investment in your organisation’s visibility, professional credibility, workforce development and connection to Australia’s bush regeneration and ecological restoration community.

To support businesses working in the sector, AABR is now offering a range of benefits including individual memberships for staff, a business profile on the AABR website, complimentary Bush Jobs listings, promotional opportunities, event discounts and recognition for supporting best practice restoration. Explore the membership options and complete the renewal form to enhance your connection with Australia’s bush regeneration community.