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STEP 4 - MEMBERSHIP
• General Correspondence
Membership • Revisits
• Change of Status
• Workshops & Training
• Incentives
• Recognition
• Newsletters & Social Media
General Correspondence
• Correspond with every LfWSEQ member quarterly through the distribution of either a
printed or electronic copy of the LfWSEQ newsletter.
• Aim to correspond directly with every LfWSEQ member every 2 years. This may be in the
form of a property revisit, workshop attendance, receipt of an incentive, event, phone call or
attempted phone call. Correspondence schedules to be determined at a council scale based
on allocated resources, strategic priorities and membership demands.
• Option to use Enquire functionality “Filelt” (put [email protected] in the BCC field) to
record phone and email correspondence.
Revisits
• Aim to revisit every LfWSEQ property every 2-5 years.
• Revisit schedules to be determined at a council scale as per Section 7.4.
• Record all revisits in Enquire.
• Revisits provide chance to confirm continued eligibility, habitat hectares and can inform a
Change of Status (below) or De-registration (see Step 5).
Change of Status
• A Revisit allows a council LfW Officer to assess the property against the Eligibility Criteria to
determine correct status. A Change of Status may be required (Section 10.4).
Workshops & Training
• Aim to offer at least one workshop to all LfW members annually.
• Discuss workshops, training and providers at Steering Committee meetings.
• Option to record workshop attendance in Enquire.
Incentives
• Depending on council resources, landholder incentives may include grants and/or contractor
assistance, books, herbicide, weed management tools, nest boxes and native plants.
Newsletter & Social Media
• Aim that each council contributes one story per year to the quarterly newsletter.
• Aim that each council contributes one piece of content for social media per year.
Recognition
• Upon a landholder (not property) reaching 20 years as a member of LfWSEQ, the relevant
council sends a letter and/or sign/sticker in recognition to the landholder.
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