ASRAC Rangers feature in NAIDOC Week 2021
Our rangers feature in this NAIDOC Week video produced by Country Needs People.
Our rangers feature in this NAIDOC Week video produced by Country Needs People.
This week Ian Brown (ASRAC CEO), Yaakov Bar-lev (Ranger Manager), Neville Gulaygulay (Ranger and ASRAC Director) and Mali Djarrbal (Ranger and ASRAC Director) participated in a Country Needs People (CNP) meeting of the five Yolŋu land and sea management groups of north-east Arnhem Land.
Otto Campion editing the video which formed part of his presentation on “Landscape, fire and people” at the 2021 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum this week in Darwin.
Green plum (Buchanania obovata) is ready to eat before the wet season starts.
Rangers from Dhipirri, Mirrngatja, and Donydji along with Ramingining staff recently learnt how operate, service and repair small engines and equipment.
It’s been a big feral buffalo week for Learning on Country Program students at Ramingining School. Buffalo in Gurruwiling (the Arafura Swamp) provide an economic opportunity but damage the environment
ASRAC has received funding from the NT Aboriginal Ranger Grants Program to control Mimosa pigra.
The Arafura Swamp in north-east Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory is one of seven new proposed Indigenous Protected Areas announced by the Australian Government in October 2019.
Djïḻpin is my country. It is my country because it belonged to my father and my grandfather.
We know that the land needs its people to care for it and to keep it healthy. In the same way we know that caring for the country keeps us healthy – physically, spiritually and mentally.