Cert II in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
Course Description
Are you passionate about protecting the environment and restoring native habitats? The AHC21024 Certificate II in Conservation and Ecosystem Management offers practical, hands-on training for individuals looking to
start a meaningful career in land care, bush regeneration, or ecosystem restoration.
Delivered by Fusion Training Solutions, this nationally recognised qualification equips you with foundational skills to work in a range of natural resource management and conservation roles.
Course overview
This qualification prepares you for entry-level roles in the conservation and land management industry. You’ll learn to implement conservation practices, identify plants and weeds, manage ecosystems, and operate equipment safely.
Perfect for school leavers, job seekers, or anyone looking to contribute to sustainable environmental practices.
What you will learn
Through a combination of theoretical and practical training, you will develop core competencies in:
- Recognising and protecting native flora and fauna
- Carrying out natural area restoration projects
- Controlling weeds and pests using environmentally safe methods
- Conducting site assessments and collecting field data
- Operating and maintaining land management tools and machinery
- Working effectively in outdoor and team environments
Course outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you may pursue roles such as:
- Conservation field assistant
- Bushland or landcare worker
- Parks and gardens assistant
- Weed or pest control officer
- Indigenous land management assistant
You’ll also have a strong foundation for further study in the AHC31421 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management or related qualifications.
Course duration & delivery
- Duration: Typically 6–12 months (flexible depending on delivery model)
- Delivery Mode: On-site, workplace-based, or blended learning
- Location: Available across various locations in Australia – contact us for current offerings
- Funding: Government subsidies may be available for eligible learners
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. However, a genuine interest in conservation and willingness to work outdoors is essential.
We welcome:
- School leavers
- Job seekers
- Career changers
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners
Course structure
Course units
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AHCWHS202 |
Participate in Work Health and Safety Processes |
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AHCWRK211 |
Participate in Environmentally Sustainable Work Practises |
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AHCWRK210 |
Observe and Report on Weather |
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AHCWRK212 |
Work Effectively in the Industry |
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AHCECR203 |
Perform Basic Ecological Restoration Works |
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AHCCHM201 |
Apply Chemicals under Supervision |
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AHCECR305 |
Collect Native Seed |
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AHCFAU202 |
Recognise Fauna |
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AHCOCM202 |
Observe and Report Plants or Animals |
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AHCPCM204 |
Recognise Plants |
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HLTAID011 |
Provide First Aid |
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AHCPMG201 |
Treat Weeds |
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AHCPMG202 |
Treat Plant Pests, Diseases and Disorders |
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AHCMOM203 |
Operate Basic Machinery and Equipment |
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AHCPGD212 |
Conduct Visual Inspection on Park Facilities |
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Why choose Fusion Training Solutions?
- Experienced trainers with real-world environmental knowledge
- Strong employer and industry connections
- Practical, field-based learning opportunities
- Supportive learning environment
- Flexible learning options and funding guidance
Enquire now
Take the first step towards a rewarding career in land conservation and ecosystem management.
Contact Fusion Training Solutions today to discuss your eligibility, training options, and enrolment process.


