The Centralian Land Management Association (CLMA)

 is the pastoral industry's Landcare group in

Central Australia.  

The CLMA was formed in 1988 by a group of local pastoralists. It has developed into the largest Landcare group (by area) in Australia, extending from Tennant Creek to south of the NT/SA border. Beef cattle is the primary enterprise in the region and the CLMA area represents about 300,000km2 (30 million ha) of land under pastoral lease. The average size of cattle stations in Central Australia is 3000km2 (300,000ha). Most are family run properties in remote locations and about 80 properties occupy this area.

Executive Committee

President: Liz Bird – Indiana Station

Vice President South: Jade Fogarty – Palmer Valley Station

Vice President North: Sarah Cook – Ambalindum Station

Secretary: VACANT

Treasurer: Laura Heaslip – Bond Springs Station 

Public Officer: Liz Bird – Indiana Station

General Committee:

Rod & Lance Cramer – Temple Bar Station

Rebecca Cadzow- Mount Riddock Station

Desert Poppies Representative – Jane Baldwin

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