Indigenous Desert Alliance
Central desert rangers join forces to protect threatened Tjakuṟa
Rangers across Australia's central deserts have joined forces with young people in remote communitie...
Natasha Clark
16 Apr 2026
Indigenous rangers use AI to tackle feral cats in Australia’s desert
Feral cats, introduced during early European invasion and settlement, are posing a growing threat to...
Traditional Owners, rangers meet to plan cultural fire management across Central Australia
More than 40 Aboriginal rangers and Traditional Owners from four regions gathered at Newhaven in Cen...
Indigenous Desert Alliance make their voices heard at UN Climate Change Conference
An Indigenous Desert Alliance delegation is standing tall at the 30th United Nations Climate Change...
Our desert home is changing fast, and we need support from Australians to save it
Few Australians know the Country that I call home. My Country is a place of spinifex, mulga trees, r...
Central desert rangers join forces to protect threatened Tjakuṟa
Rangers across Australia's central deserts have joined forces with young people...
Natasha Clark
16 Apr 2026
Indigenous rangers use AI to tackle feral cats in Australia’s desert
Feral cats, introduced during early European invasion and settlement, are posing...
Natasha Clark
18 Jan 2026
Traditional Owners, rangers meet to plan cultural fire management across Central Australia
More than 40 Aboriginal rangers and Traditional Owners from four regions gathere...
Natasha Clark
2 Jan 2026
Indigenous Desert Alliance make their voices heard at UN Climate Change Conference
An Indigenous Desert Alliance delegation is standing tall at the 30th United Nat...
Giovanni Torre
14 Nov 2025
Our desert home is changing fast, and we need support from Australians to save it
Few Australians know the Country that I call home. My Country is a place of spin...
Samantha Murray
11 Dec 2023
The Indigenous Desert Alliance Conference will return to Yulara, Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park and Katiti Petermann Indigenous Protected Area next week after a three-year hiatus due to CO...
A desert ranger team in northern Western Australia are using cooler months to monitor jila and use right-way fire to keep its native title area healthy.
Burrowed in the spinifex of central Australia, in tunnels running ten metres in diameter, the tjalapa has long been a sacred part of the tjukurrpa for those on Country.
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