AABR is a not-for-profit environmental organisation
guided by a constitution and bylaws.
Membership
AABR Members include bush regeneration professionals, volunteers, natural area managers, policy makers, contractors, consultants, nursery people and local, state and Commonwealth government officers – and lots of people who just love the bush and want to see it conserved.
- To apply for Accreditation you need to first become a member of AABR.
- Organisations can also become a member of AABR, with one representative nominated to vote.
Annual Membership Fee scale (Membership year is 1st July to 30th June):
Individual Members $35 ($20 unwaged)
Students Free (proof of study required)
Organisational Members*-
- Business (less than 5 employees) $120
- Business (5-20 employees) $300
- Business (More than 20 employees) $480
- Local government – Agency $480
- Not for profit $30
* Does not confer membership to individuals in that organisation or approval to use the AABR logo in association with that organisation’s name
Payment Methods
AABR uses a secure payment system to manage your data, which is collected in the form below. If you are an individual and prefer to pay by direct deposit (not credit card) please complete this individual application form and use the direct deposit information. We will we then send you a receipt.
(NB Businesses and Agencies can request a quote in the membership selection form below.)
- Account name: Aust Assoc Bush Regenerators Inc
- BSB: 012 209
- Account number: 3381 23665
- Reference: You name/Org
Benefits of Individual Membership
- Discount admission to all AABR events including walks and talks, training lectures and seminars.
- Four newsletters per year, and an almost monthly e-news
- Discount subscription to the journal Ecological Management & Restoration.
- Opportunities to network with others involved in natural area restoration.
- AABR advocacy on your behalf and on behalf of the bush!
Benefits of Local government and Agency Membership 
Download our brochure of AABR initiatives and benefits
- Networking opportunities.
- Advocating for appropriate on-ground restoration standards.
- Supporting training for on-ground practitioners.
- Materials and advice to help develop and improve bushcare and other volunteer restoration programs.
- Collaborating to develop new (or easier access to existing) education, training and practice opportunities.
- Discounts for staff to attend AABR events.
- Promotion and co-delivery of relevant field days, forums and other events.
The Annual Report outlines AABR’s activities over the past year.