Indigenous Land Management
More than 150 Aboriginal Rangers from across New South Wales, the ACT, and the Northern Territory have gathered for the inaugural Aboriginal Ranger Gathering, hosted by Tamworth Local Aboriginal Land...
The Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal Corporation has joined the Blue Heart Sunshine Coast project as an official partner. The Blue Heart is a partnership-based initiative focused on sustainable floodplain...
Country Needs People has been campaigning for Indigenous Rangers and Indigenous Protected Area programs which manage vast areas of Australia's environment.
Indigenous-owned creative consultancy Campfire x has partnered with NRMA Insurance to produce a powerful documentary, The Knowledge Keepers, spotlighting First Nations knowledge about land management...
The Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Water Interests (CAWI) is seeking new members from Western Australia, South Australia, and Victoria to join its advisory body.
Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community La Grange Inc has acquired a 300-hectare freehold property in the Kimberley region that will lead to economic opportunities across its large community.
A government appointed panel is exploring the idea of ending logging in NSW native forests within four years. The government is under mounting pressure over the impact of its own logging business on n...
As over 600 Indigenous people gather on Larrakia Country this week for the First Nations Land and Water Management Forum Dangkal Gwo'yal-wa 2024, it's time to recognise a fundamental truth - in a worl...
Tasmania's natural environment was profoundly shaped by the island's Indigenous peoples pre-colonisation, a new study has found. The study, led by the University of Melbourne revealed Tasmania's Palaw...
There are high hopes a new $7 million cultural wildlife hub in the Hunter Valley will exemplify how Indigenous communities can benefit from having greater control over how their heritage is protected.
Responding to the climate crisis must include restoring relationships with the land and listening to Indigenous people, two experts said during a talk at the University of British Columbia last week.
Traditional Owners from northern Australia have been using fire to care for country for thousands of years. But it's only been in the past two decades that Indigenous fire management programs have bee...
Western Australia will take its time handing direct control of more than 20 million hectares of land to remote Indigenous communities to ensure the plan delivers sustainable economic opportunities.