The expansion of Indigenous Protected Areas
Last year saw the biggest expansion yet of Indigenous Protected Areas. Advocates say IPAs are the ideal approach for managing ecologically important land, while reconnecting First Nations people with their country, and providing employment. Guest: Associate Professor BHIAMIE WILLIAMSON, from Monash University. Chair of Country Needs People, a not for profit organisation that supports indigenous land and sea management. A Euahlayi man from north-west New South Wales. Producer: Ann Arnold
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Last year saw the biggest expansion yet of Indigenous Protected Areas. Advocates say IPAs are the ideal approach for managing ecologically important land, while reconnecting First Nations people with their country, and providing employment.
Guest: Associate Professor BHIAMIE WILLIAMSON, from Monash University. Chair of Country Needs People, a not for profit organisation that supports indigenous land and sea management. A Euahlayi man from north-west New South Wales. Producer: Ann Arnold