People On Country Project Report, July to September 2009 — outputs and planning.
[8 pages, 165 K PDF file]
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People On Country Third Quarter Report 2009
People on Country Wellbeing Workshop Report
Report on the PoC Wellbeing Workshop held in Darwin in November [11 pages, 432k PDF]
People On Country Women Ranger's Workshop 2011
Report on the PoC Women Ranger's Workshop held in Darwin in June 2011 [5 pages, 937k PDF]
People on Country, Healthy Landscapes and Indigenous Economic Futures Evaluation Report
People on Country, Healthy Landscapes and Indigenous Economic Futures Evaluation Report by Dr Dermot Smyth. An independent evaluation of the POC project after its second year of operation, in accordance with the provisions of the project funding agreement. [29 pages]
The Hybrid Economy Topic Guide
The Hybrid Economy Topic Guide by Susie Russell. A resource exploring the hybrid economy model of economic practice, it provides an introductory guide to relevant literature, and surveys issues including cultural and natural resource management, overlapping economic sectors, art, the Community Development Employment Program (CDEP), ‘real economy’ critiques, hybrid institutions and interculturality, and critical engagements with the hybrid model. [Available for download below]
Over the past ten years, Jon Altman has theorised a model of economic practice known as the hybrid economy, and has developed its implications in his own writings and in collaboration with others. The hybrid economy model is one means of recognising the existence of and interdependencies between diverse and distinctive kinds of economic activity undertaken by Indigenous people in remote and regional Australia. To the conventional two sector conceptualisation of the economy (market/private and state/public), Altman adds a third: what he terms the ‘customary’ sector. The customary sector is constituted by non-monetised activities, such as fishing, hunting and gathering, that emerge from and reaffirm dynamic Indigenous connections to country and ways of being. The customary economy is especially salient where the settler-colonial state arrived on Aboriginal lands relatively recently. For Altman, the customary economy is central to sustainable livelihoods on the Indigenous estate.
Warddeken IPA frog field guide
'Warddeken IPA frog field guide' by Kyrin Bulliwana, Emmanuel Namarnyilk, Seraine Namundja, Georgia Vallance, Emilie Ens, July, 2010.
Frog field guide designed by the Manwurrk Rangers and Emilie Ens to assist in frog research in the Warddeken IPA.
Warddeken Land Management Limited Annual Report 2009-2010
Warddeken Land Management Limited Annual Report 2009-2010. The report includes sections on the Warddeken team, fire, weeds, ferals, biodiversity, capacity building, walking, the IPA Declaration, collaborations with CAEPR, data management, finances, and partners.
[35 pages, 7 Meg PDF file]
Warddeken Land Management Limited Annual Report 2010-2011
Warddeken Land Management Limited Annual Report 2010-2011. This comprehensive report includes sections on the Warddeken team and their activities, fire abatement, weed infestation, feral animals, biodiversity, capacity building, and research collaborations.
[47 pages, 2.9 Meg PDF file]
Yirralka Land and Sea Management Partner Summary
A detailed description of Yirralka Land and Sea Management and its activities.
Yirralka Rangers Annual Report 2010-11
Annual Report detailing the Yirralka Rangers 2010 activities in caring for country on the Yolgnu homelands and the Laynhapuy Indigenous Protected Area. (38 pages, 8.8 Meg)
