What is AABR accreditation and why was it the foundation AABR was built upon? At the core of AABR’s existence is the accreditation system, recognition of the skills and experience gained from understanding and practicing resilience-based bush regeneration. When AABR was founded in 1986 all members were accredited bush regeneration practitioners. To assuage concerns that [...]
When delivered by teachers who are themselves experienced bush regenerators, the Conservation and Ecosystem Management Cert III course provides an excellent basis for bush regenerators to gain the knowledge and skills to work in the industry. However it is well understood that Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses are designed to work hand in hand [...]
Congratulations on Accreditation Byron De Jager Daniel Giannini Michael Paterson Members Bert Heathwood, Bridget Cameron, Caleb Lilley, Chris Currie, Christie Lagos, David Berthon, Elizabeth Powell, Emma Harrington, Estella Xia, Jacqueline Hansen, Janelle Magee, Jason Page, Jeanette Davidson, Jonathon Dykyj, Karen Mudge, Katerina Zissimos, Kyle Ruddell, Laura Butera, Leonie McNamara, Mal Smith, Marcus Cook, Mary-Jane Johnston, [...]
UPDATE: If you’d like to learn more about what’s involved in being an accreditation assessor join us on Zoom 12/10/23 - 6-7pm- REGISTER TO ATTEND AABR is looking for experienced, accredited bush regen practitioners to become assessors for AABR’s accreditation program. This volunteer role is a perfect vehicle to support the next generation of bush [...]
Are you a skilled bush regenerator but don't yet have your AABR accreditation? AABR is seeking Bush Regeneration Practitioner Accreditation applications from the many practicing bush regenerators who have a Cert III CLM and the requisite experience but are not yet accredited. Applicants are assumed to have the 12 AABR bush regenerator competencies upon completion [...]
