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ABOUT BEING A PACA MEMBER

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to join, click on the logo

It's not necessary to pay a fee to be a member of PACA, but it's possible to pay a small membership of $10 to the Australian Conservation Foundation so that they can continue to grow their base strength and you can be updated with national issues and campaigns. Click on the logo to become an ACF Member.

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If you share similar ideals to the ACF you're welcome to join our ACF sub-group (PACA) to find ways to shift policies in our local area and create a strong network of like-minded and positive people. There's no joining fee and you'll receive some communications from ACF as well about their campaigns. Read the ACF Community Principles

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One of our committee members will contact you to see what inspired you to come on board and understand how you might like to be involved - and rest assured that your details are safely stored in ACF's system. No member of PACA has the clearance to see your phone number or other personal information.

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We'll send alerts to relevant events, calls to action, webinars and monthly meetings as they happen.

Tuesday night is PACA night!

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1ST TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA GENERAL MEETING

2ND TUES OF THE MONTH - ACF COMMUNITY WEBINAR

3RD TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA WEBINAR, GUEST SPEAKER

4TH TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA CORE GROUP MEETING

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We normally meet in FISH CREEK but in response to the pandemic we can chat to each other ONLINE via Zoom

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We acknowledge the Bunurong and Gunnai-Kurnai nations and show our respects to the ancestors of Country and the people living today of these tribal nations. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and there have been fundamental changes to their culture and will work to restore what we can. We can all honour these ancestors by caring for country and respecting the balance of nature that feeds and protects all living things.

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