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Delivering Impactful Solutions

Driving ecological, social, cultural and economic change with lasting impact.

Tailored Program Solutions Across Australia and Beyond

Operating across Northern Australia, the South Pacific and into Southeast Asia, INLOC has carved a niche in delivering impactful solutions under remote, harsh, and hazardous conditions.

 Through dedicated operations and specialised training, grounded in long-term commitment, professional excellence, and a robust understanding of diverse environments, INLOC’s achievements are best illustrated through its diverse project portfolio.

 INLOC’s ability to deliver practical on-ground solutions has yielded tangible results, building enduring relationships with communities and clients alike. Through its specialised training programs, INLOC has empowered its personnel to operate safely and effectively in isolated locations, further underscoring its commitment to making a difference where it matters most.

 

INLOC thrives in remote and challenging locations and is considered the “go to” partner for Program implementation in demanding environments delivering effective operations, logistics and training solutions.

Our Mission 

INLOC’s mission is to drive ecological, social, cultural, and economic development including ecosystem preservation, irrespective of geographic challenges or location.

Where we operate

Since 2010, INLOC has established a proven history in managing and delivering specialist program planning, consultation, operations, logistics and training services for small and large-scale projects across diverse industries and sectors.

INLOC operates throughout the Northern Territory and Far North Queensland including the Torres Strait and into Papua New Guinea.

INLOC Locations

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HEADQUARTERS - CAIRNS

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Who we’ve worked with

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Project updates

Caring for Country: Understanding the Value of Conservation Skills

In many parts of Australia, especially in remote areas, land and sea management isn’t just a job — it’s a way of life. But knowing how to work safely and respectfully...
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Protecting the Great Barrier Reef, One Starfish at a Time | Ingrid Martinson – 2024 North American Scholar

Ingrid Martinson - 2024 North American Scholar Our World-Underwater Scholarship SocietyThe COTS ProblemCrown-of-Thorns Starfish (COTS) are fascinating creatures -...
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Set Sail for Success: INLOC’s Maritime Training Pathways

The maritime industry is full of opportunities, whether you’re looking to work on commercial vessels, start a marine-based business, or build a long-term career at sea....
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Tackling Australia’s Feral Pig Crisis: A Look at the National Feral Pig Action Plan 2021-2031

Australia’s natural landscapes and ecosystems are world-renowned for their beauty and biodiversity, but they are under constant threat from invasive species, including...
Crown of Thorn Starfish

Protecting the Great Barrier Reef: Insights from the Crown-of-Thorns Starfish Control Program

The Great Barrier Reef, an expansive ecosystem comprising over 3,000 reefs across 344,000 square kilometres of marine park and renowned for its immense biodiversity and...

Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation (CLCAC)

INLOC instructor Paul Boag conducted 5 days of training in applying animal trappings techniques as well as plant and animal observation and reporting. This was a...

Kokoda Track Authority (KTA) Rangers graduate with formal qualification

Kokoda Track is renowned as one of the world’s most spectacular and challenging trekking environments. It also holds major significance to Australians and Papua New...

DAFF Field Safety Training

INLOC trainers provided Field Safety Training (FST) for eight officers of the Australian Department of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF). Training was conducted...