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Observing environmental change in Australia : conversations for sustainability / by Paul Holper and Simon Torok

Author: Holper, Paul; Torok, Simon; Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (Australia)

Call no: 333.720994 HOL

Year: 2019

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Protecting Australia's nature : pathways to protecting 30 per cent of land by 2030 / pathways to protecting 30 per cent of land by 2030 / [Authors: James Fitzsimons ... [et al.]]

Author: Fitzsimons, James; Nature Conservancy (Australia); WWF Australia; Australian Land Conservation Alliance; Pew Charitable Trusts

Call no: RP25183

Year: 2023

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Archives room	Western Australian Museum	RP25183	Available

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Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	Available

This book "is a study of indigenous peoples' relationships to their homelands. Deborah Bird Rose explores indigenous realms of sacred geography, Dreaming ecology, land management, and the convergence of human and ecological

rights. Drawing on song and poetry as well as on explanation and analysis, this book shows how Aboriginal 'countries' are known and loved, sung and recounted, owned and cared for to promote life. Formerly the hundreds of indigenous countries of Australia were interconnected and dependent on each other for the maintenance of life. Today, although fragmented and damaged, the nourishing terrains of Aboriginal Australia offer a unique possibility for human and ecological reconciliation." - book jacket.

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History	Western Australian Museum	572.994 ROS	Available

Across Australia, early Europeans commented that the land looked like a park. With extensive grassy patches and pathways, open woodlands and abundant wildlife, it evoked a country estate in England. This was because Aboriginal people

managed the land in a systematic and scientific fashion by a complex system of land management using fire, the life cycles of native plants, and the natural flow of water to ensure plentiful wildlife and plant foods throughout the year.

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Anthropology	Western Australian Museum	572.994 GAM	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	363.69099 HER	Available

Conserving Australia : Australia's national parks, conservation reserves and marine protected areas

Author: Australia. Parliament. Senate. Standing Committee on Environment, Communications, Information Technology and the Arts; Australia. Parliament. Senate. Legislative and General Purpose Standing Committee; Eggleston, Alan

Call no: 333.720994 AUS

Year: 2007

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