ASA Members

Our Members

The Aboriginal Sandalwood Alliance brings together Aboriginal organisations, Native Title bodies and
Traditional Owner groups across WA’s extensive sandalwood landscape.

Membership

Each member organisation plays a vital role in safeguarding Country, leading sustainable industry practices and contributing to a collaborative vision for ethical sandalwood management. Our membership reflects both geographic diversity and cultural depth. By bringing these groups together under a unified framework, we strengthen collective influence, expand economic opportunities and ensure the sandalwood industry is shaped by those with the longest-standing connection to this Country.

Why Membership Matters:

Alliance membership provides organisations with:

  • A stronger voice in policy & industry reform

  • Access to a range of training, resources and enterprise support

  • Collaboration with fellow Aboriginal businesses and leaders

  • Opportunities to participate in harvesting, processing and trade

  • A platform to influence sustainability practices and regeneration

  • Representation in high-level discussions with government and industry

Through collaboration, members contribute to a more ethical and culturally grounded industry that respects both the ecological limits of sandalwood and the cultural values of the communities connected to it.

Why ASA membership matters

Where our Members are Located in WA: