Guiding investment into Indigenous resource management
Indigenous cultural and natural resource management (ICNRM) generates many environmental, social and economic benefits, yet potentially remains under-valued and under-resourced […]
Keeping prawns and barra on the menu
Prawns and barramundi make a great seafood platter, but what are the connections between these species and river flows to […]
Floodplains, fish & food webs
It’s been all action on the Mitchell floodplains in far north Queensland, with researchers, local rangers and pastoralists working together […]
West Kimberley knowledge-sharing roadshow
A 3D map of WA’s Fitzroy River catchment has been travelling through the Kimberley, inspiring conversations around the river’s future […]
Talking, working and walking together for the Daly River
Wagiman Traditional Owners from the NT’s Daly River region have travelled to Sydney to present the results of a 13-year […]
Audit of unprecedented mangrove dieback
James Cook University scientists investigating an unprecedented mangrove dieback in the Gulf of Carpentaria three years ago are surveying the […]
Research marketplace
Please join us at our research marketplace workshop on 13 November as part of the Territory NRM conference in Darwin. […]
Applying knowledge of river flow–ecology links
River flows in northern Australia support healthy ecosystems that provide a wealth of economic, social and cultural goods and services […]
Indigenous economic independence and ILSMPs
Do Indigenous Land and Sea Management programs (ILSMPs), known for their ecological importance, also help promote Indigenous economic independence? The […]
Call for case studies
A new set of guidelines, Our Knowledge, Our Way Guidelines, are being developed as a resource for Indigenous land managers to learn from […]
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