Nyangumarta are the Traditional Owners of more than 33,843km2 of country in north-western Australia extending from approximately 110kms of coastline along Eighty Mile Beach in the West and approximately 320km deep into the Great Sandy Desert in the East. Nyangumarta rangers care for country and continue to develop new strategies for land management. We have […]
Nyangumarta are the Traditional Owners of more than 33,843km2 of country in north-western Australia extending from approximately 110kms of coastline along Eighty Mile Beach in the West and approximately 320km deep into the Great Sandy Desert in the East. Nyangumarta rangers care for country and continue to develop new strategies for land management. We have
Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation Thylation Foundation Grant project Read More »
Lungtalanana/Clarke Island is a special place for the palawa/pakana people, the Tasmanian Aboriginal community. After decades of farming and poor land management, the island was handed back to the Aboriginal community in 2005. By that stage, many native mammal species had been extirpated, and feral cats had established on the island. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre
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