What PAL Is
PAL is being built as Australia's trusted support organisation for anyone involved in Indigenous land management — from healthy country planning and grant management to coordinator placement, governance support, and program logistics.
We know how hard it is to find a good coordinator. How many hours go into grant acquittals that could go into Country. How communities with the standing and the passion can't always find the capacity to act on it.
Coordination & Capacity
Coordinator placement, program management support, and capacity building for PBCs and ranger organisations — especially those in remote and under-resourced areas.
Grant & Program Management
Grant writing, acquittal reporting, and funding navigation for DCCEEW, NIAA, ILSC, and other sources. Getting the money — and keeping it compliant.
Healthy Country Planning
Supporting communities through the planning, documentation, and reporting that IPAs and ranger programs require — in plain English, on their terms.
Trusted Connections
A curated directory of accountants, lawyers, ecologists, and specialists who understand the sector — vetted by people who have worked alongside them.
Not a Government Portal
PAL is independent. It's being built carefully, with the communities it serves, by people who understand the work from the inside. Not funded by DCCEEW or NIAA. Not a consultant product built at communities rather than with them.
The answer to the gap that's been there for years — finally being built by the right people.
Resources Available Now
While PAL is being built, RangerHub is live — plain-English guides to the 2026 IPA transition, coordinator tools, and a growing resource library.
Visit RangerHub →Register Your Interest in PAL
Be notified when PAL services launch. Early registrants will be first to access coordinator placement, grant support, and the trusted provider directory.