This report highlights that landscape management at scale is not feasible without Indigenous rangers, and this brings significant economic advantage to both local communities and large national industries.
This report documents a series of case studies illustrating how Indigenous Protected Areas and Indigenous rangers improve the environment for the benefit of all Australians. The case studies include specific examples of successful interventions that improve ecosystem health at both local and regional scales.
About the Publisher
Country Needs People is an independent not-for-profit organisation committed to championing Indigenous land and sea management across Australia by supporting, advocating and amplifying the vital work of Indigenous Rangers, Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs), and Indigenous caring for Country.
Alongside over 50 Indigenous partners, Country Needs People works to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in protecting and restoring biodiversity across their lands and seas while sustaining, strengthening and transmitting culture on Country.
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