Urabba Parks

Urabba Parks ( /ˈjʊræbə / /pɑːks / URE-a-bə pahrks), officially Urabba Parks Proprietary Limited, is an Australian environmental charity with the overarching purpose "to advance humanity and the environment together" through charitable democracy. Urabba Parks was incorporated on 3 July 2012, and established itself as a 'non-state jurisdiction' with the adoption of the current Constitution on 5 March 2021. Having a permanent territory of 1, 310 square metres, Urabba Parks is affiliated with the Landcare movement. Places associated with Urabba Parks have been inhabited by Indigenous Australians for approximately 65, 000 years. Melbourne and Rankins Springs were settled by European Australians in the mid-19th century, and the history of both localities have been intertwined with the history of Urabba Parks. It was in Melbourne, a large city with a highly educated population, where the concept of charitable democracy was developed along with the Constitution of Urabba Parks. The rural and undeveloped state of Rankins Springs was what led to the founding Enactor Danny Racovolis purchasing the namesake territory of Urabba in 2011. Since December 2012, Urabba Parks has been registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, entitling it to exemption from Australian income tax. Its territory in Rankins Springs, the Flandrensian Ecological County of Urabba, is affiliated with Flandrensis, a Belgian environmental charity.
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Employee Count: 1
Keywords: non-profit organizations