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The Northern Territory Government is developing a new Masterplan that will provide a clear vision for the future of the Territory’s parks and reserves from 2022–2052. It will map out ways to enhance visitor enjoyment and community engagement, as well as exploring new business and economic opportunities in partnership with Aboriginal Traditional Owners.
Feedback from Territorians is encouraged, with a consultation paper to better understand what the community wants from their parks, and how the Government can work to meet these aspirations. The ‘Have Your Say’ will connect to the draft Masterplan with the discussion paper being the first phase of consultation. This feedback will help shape the draft masterplan. The second phase will be the draft Masterplan available for feedback.
The Northern Territory Government is developing a new Masterplan that will provide a clear vision for the future of the Territory’s parks and reserves from 2022–2052. It will map out ways to enhance visitor enjoyment and community engagement, as well as exploring new business and economic opportunities in partnership with Aboriginal Traditional Owners.
Feedback from Territorians is encouraged, with a consultation paper to better understand what the community wants from their parks, and how the Government can work to meet these aspirations. The ‘Have Your Say’ will connect to the draft Masterplan with the discussion paper being the first phase of consultation. This feedback will help shape the draft masterplan. The second phase will be the draft Masterplan available for feedback.
You are invited to read the consultation questions included in the discussion paper and provide feedback on how the Northern Territory can continue to manage its parks and reserves into the future.
