Track Care WA – Access for the future

access for the future

Who is track care?

Track Care is a volunteer organisation which establishes collaborative and positive partnerships with land managers, native title holders, government departments and other stakeholders to sustainably manage locations of environmental, cultural and historical significance, with the aim of ensuring access for all future generations … while having a little fun along the way.

Our members come from all walks of life, bringing with them a wealth of practical experience, knowledge and skills that enable us to undertake the projects we do.

We undertake projects all over the state of WA throughout the year. If you are looking for an experience like no other, then why not consider joining us on our next adventure and put back into the community at the same time?

How did we get here?

Track Care started when a group of like-minded individuals came together and formed the Canning Stock Route Working Group in Nov 1996 with the purpose of preserving our state’s pioneering history along the Canning Stock Route. The group then changed name to Track Care WA with the first general meeting in May 1997 and AGM Sept 1997. A lot has changed since then, and over the years Track Care has continued to evolve into a champion of bush heritage and environmental conservation. We are still committed to the CSR, with regular maintenance and renovation work to over 15 wells and 13 toilets.

Our story has also seen successful protection of wetlands, restoring and maintaining station homesteads, cleaning up tracks, beaches and sand dunes, delivering bikes to children in the Pilbara, ongoing support to the Canning Stock Route, Nyangumarta Highway and the broader Rangelands initiatives.

Our ongoing success all comes down to our passionate volunteers, who encompass all walks and stages of life. We are an inclusive organisation, and we welcome anyone who are keen to participate.