Management Project - Anangu Tjuta Tri-state Co-operative Fire Management

This project received funding through the open call process of Caring for our Country, 2011-2012.

Aboriginal land managers in the NT/SA /WA border region will build a ground breaking partnership aimed at reinstating a fire regime more closely aligned with that which traditionally existed. This will reduce the likelihood of destructive bushfires, restore vegetation diversity and protect threatened species habitat. It will also facilitate the intergenerational transfer of traditional fire knowledge. (Text from Caring for our Country funding - accessed 16 February 2012)

People involved: Central Land Council

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  • Central Land Council
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    The Central Land Council provides a number of services for the benefit of traditional owners and other Aboriginal residents of the southern part of the NT, including cultural and natural resource management.
    www.clc.org.au/