WAMA Strong Strategic Partnerships. WAMA- Wildlife Art Museum of Australia. Wildlife, botanic, natural history gallery and botanic gardens.

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Welcome from the Patron
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The Wildlife Art Museum of Australia
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Vision and Objectives
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Milestones
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Regional Impact
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Economic and Social Impact Study
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Museum and
Landscape Design
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Proposed Design
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Partnerships
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Business Principles
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The WAMA Community Engagement Model
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Capital Funding Strategy
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The Foundation Organisation Structure
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The Core Team
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Meet the Team
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Achieving Our Vision
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Supporting the Foundation
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Contact Information
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Acknowledgements
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STRONG
STRATEGIC
PARTNERSHIPS

The Northern Grampians
Shire Council (NGSC)
recognises the WAMA
project’s long-term strategic
importance to the region.
It has committed to regional
and state representation of
the project and the allocation
of development funds and
in-kind resources.

Heads of Agreement are in
place with the Melbourne
School of Design(MSD) at
the University of Melbourne,
Faculties of Architecture
and Landscape Architecture.
Graduating students in
the Master of Architecture

and Master of Landscape
Architecture programs have
put forward design proposals
for the remediation and future
use of the site’s indigenous
and cultural landscape.

The Royal Botanic Gardens
(Cranbourne) is providing
resources and guidance to
the WAMA Site Development
Team on the establishment
of the native botanic gardens
and wetlands. In addition,
Grampians Tourism, with
the support of Tourism
Victoria has committed to
marketing, promotion and
representation support.

THESE PARTNERSHIPS ESTABLISH BROAD COOPERATION TO:

• Promote wider understanding of the importance of the WAMA vision and the benefits the project will deliver to region, state and nation;

• Provide in-kind technical assistance, support and resources;

• Support applications for grant and development funds;

• Foster recognition and understanding of the importance of Australian wildlife, Australia’s natural history and the diverse flora of the Grampians;

• Establish close connections with art, zoological, botanical and geographic societies, museums and galleries.

• Establish close connections with indigenous groups.