Investing in Indigenous Natural Resource Management

M. K. Luckert, Bruce Campbell, Julian Gorman, Stephen Garnett

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Abstract

Summary:
“The purpose of this book is to assess the case for investing in Indigenous Natural Resource Management in the savanna regions of the Northern Territory. We begin by outlining a number of the issues associated with Indigenous NRM in the Northern Territory management of fire, threatened species, feral animals, weeds, water, coastal resources, bio-security, tourism, employment, knowledge and health. Overall Indigenous NRM is a keystone policy area worthy of public attention and support. There is evidence that participation in Indigenous NRM has widespread benefits for Indigenous wellbeing, even though rigorous empirical analysis is lacking. Nevertheless there are strong arguments that the judicious provision of significant new resources can be justified for investment in Indigenous NRM, combined with the research to determine whether the investment does indeed deliver the anticipated social and environmental return.”--
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Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationDarwin
PublisherCharles Darwin University Press
Number of pages119
Edition1
ISBN (Print)9780980384642
Publication statusPublished - 2007

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