Wise use of wetlands in northern Australia : indigenous use : proceedings of a workshop held at Batchelor College, Batchelor, Northern Territory, 29 & 30 September & 1 October 1998 /
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Darwin, N.T. :
Centre for Tropical Wetlands Management & Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management, Northern Territory Univeristy,
c1999.
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Spis treści:
- Workshop papers
- Vegetation - Ethnobiology
- Seabirds and reef environments
- Magpie geese
- Managing wetland plants and animals - using fire on floodplains
- Tourism on Aboriginal lands: a view from Kakadu and Western Arnhem Land
- Indigenous participation in tourism
- Freshwater turtles in the Daly river region
- Building partnerships for the coastal environment
- Inshore fisheries and future directions
- Fisheries issues in the Borroloola region
- The potential of aquaculture in the McArthur river region
- Lost! - Darwin's wetlands: a brief history of the known billabongs and lagoons of local Darwin and Palmerston areas
- Gayngaru - Nhulunbuy wetland
- Piggy-piggy
- Mimosa management
- Setting prorities for mimosa control
- Contemporary indigenous utilisation and management of wetland resources in Kakadu National Park, monsoonal Northern Australia
- Problems for wetland managers of the future
- Parks and Wildlife Commission management strategies
- Nimalaica wetlands
- Wise use of wetlands
- Ramingining Homeland Resource Centre
- The Northern Land Council's Caring for Country Unit and the Top End Indigenous People's Wetlands Program
- Lake Gregory (Paraku)
- Indigenous protected areas
- The Ramsar convention and local community involvement in wetland management
- Synthesis and outcomes
- ch. 5. Spe.