Marine BioConnect 2026
SAALSMA Co-Chair Garry Goldsmith was proud to be part of the panel "First Nations perspectives on Sea Country" at Marine BioConnect 2026
The discussion explored the important role of First Nations knowledge systems, cultural history and meaningful partnerships in shaping the future of marine bioproducts.
MEDIA STATEMENT caring for Country Together: Introducing SAALSMA
Reimagining Conservation 2026
Join the conversation at the Reimagining Conservation Conference to learn, share ideas, and help reimagine conservation through Indigenous leadership and knowledge. SAALSMA will be there, and we'd love to connect with you.
When: 21 - 24 September 2026
Where: Pullman Hotel, Cairns
H5N1 Bird flu has now been recorded in Victoria
H5N1 Bird flu has now been recorded in Victoria.
Urgent investment is needed to respond to the threat of deadly H5N1 Bird flu and First Nations people must have a frontline role in the response.
Keep watch for Bird Flu - AVOID, RECORD, REPORT!
Hiring: Project & Engagement Coordinator (part Time)
Project and Engagement Coordinator (Part Time)
Help deliver Aboriginal-led initiatives that care for land, sea and sky Country across southern Australia.
South Australia’s Harmful Algal Bloom
The Southern Australian Aboriginal Land and Sea Management Alliance (SAALSMA) supports local and national efforts to address the Algal Bloom in South Australia and ensure that Sea Country is healthy for future generations. The Algal Bloom has had devastating effects on Sea Country, Aboriginal communities, and the economies that support both.