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Margaret Carew
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Subject: [ILAT] Aboriginal desert reserve bigger than Tasmania (fwd link)
Aboriginal desert reserve bigger than Tasmania
By:AAP with AG Staff | July-11-2012
A new Indigenous Protected Area in the NT is the largest piece of land ever put aside for conservation in Australia.
[Yinpaka or Lake Surprise is an area of high cultural and biological significance. (Credit: Central Land Council)]
Yinpaka or Lake Surprise is an area of high cultural and biological significance. (Credit: Central Land Council)
ABORIGINAL PEOPLE FROM the Tanami Desert in Central Australia are celebrating after the government signed off on the creation of a conservation area larger than Tasmania to be managed by indigenous<http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/article-index.htm?tags=indigenous+australia> rangers.
At a ceremony in the remote outback location of Sangsters Bore, about 600km northwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory<http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/exploreaustralia/nt/>, dozens of traditional owners were on hand to welcome the move.
"Today is an emotional day. Today really a freedom day," said Eddie Jampijinpa Robertson, a Warlpiri elder from Yuendumu, on Tuesday. "When we look after the land, it is what our Dreaming is."
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