Indigenous Rangers

ECOS news: Islanders compare notes on community management of marine resources

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http://www.ecosmagazine.com/paper/EC13101.htm
In the second of six international Indigenous ranger exchange visits funded by the Australian Government, five Torres Strait Island rangers and traditional owners have travelled to the Solomon Islands to work alongside their Pacific Island counterparts. (Monday, 290/40/2013)

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Rangelands NRM WA eNews: Women 'Mankarr' teams conduct NRM activities in the western desert

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http://www.rangelandswa.com.au/617/women-
Martu women from three western desert communities are working on country to undertake natural resource management (NRM) activities including surveys and monitoring. (March, 2013)

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Management Project: Yawuru Rangers working to protect Roebuck Plains

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http://www.rangelandswa.com.au/546/yawuru-rangers-working-to-protect-roebuck-plains
Rangelands NRM are funding the Yuwuru Rangers to research the ecological and cultural values of Roebuck Plains. Their work will focus on the significant wetland types, and understanding the interface between saltwater and freshwater across the plains.

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Terrain NRM eNews: 'All come together' in Cardwell

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http://www.terrain.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1217:yallubuni-uligadda-all-come-together-in-cardwell&catid=3:news&Itemid=152
The Girringun Indigenous Rangers Conference enabled Indigenous rangers from a number of North Queensland, Gulf, Northern Territory and Torres Strait Island groups, to come together and discuss important issues relating to Sea Country, Professional Development, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority’s Indigenous programs and the rangers own work. (September, 2012)

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Freshwater billabong monitoring and protection from feral animals

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application/pdf iconfencing report for rangers aug 09.pdf
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This report, produced by the Yugul Mangi Rangers, details a project to fence freshwater billabongs to reduce feral animal damage and demonstrate the damage that feral animals have by comparing the health of fenced off areas to non-fenced area.

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CyberTracker Instruction Manual for CT web

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application/pdf iconCyberTracker Instruction manual for CT web.pdf
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CyberTracker is a data collection computer program used all over the world by Rangers, scientists and teachers. This manual, an outcome of the Indigenous Women’s Land and Sea Management Forum 2010, explains how to use CyberTracker for various purposes.

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Aboriginal rangers’ perspectives on feral pigs: Are they a pest or a resource? A case study in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area of northern Queensland.

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Koichi K, Cottrell A, Sangha KK, and Gordon IJ
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Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues

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Wunggurr Rangers

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klc.org.au/rangers/wunggurr-rangers/
The Wunggurr Rangers look after 60,150sqkm of land in the heart of the Kimberley. Their work includes looking after our cultural sites and waterways, controlling feral animals and working to protect flora and fauna.

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Warddeken Land Management Limited

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caepr.anu.edu.au/partners/Warddeken-Land-Management-Limited.php
This page, on the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research website, contains information on Warddeken Land Management Limited, which cares for country within the west Arnhem plateau of the Northern Territory.

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Unnguu Rangers

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klc.org.au/rangers/uungguu-rangers/
The Uunguu Rangers are based in Kalumburu, in the Far North Kimberley. As rangers, they have the task of monitoring and maintaining all aspects of conservation, tourism and land and sea management across 2.5 million hectares of land and sea country.

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