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Government Commits to Doubling the Nation's Ranger Programs!

Our Arabana Rangers recently attended the 'Dangkal Gwo'yal-wa' the First Nations Land and Water Management Forum 2024 in Darwin, a five-day event filled with valuable experiences.


During the forum, our rangers took part in various activities, including a cultural walk and a visit to Crocodylus Park, gaining insights into Larrakia culture and connecting with the land.


The forum focused on protecting our land and water, highlighting the vital roles that rangers play.


A key moment was the Australian Minister for Indigenous Australians, Malarndirri McCarthy, announcing a federal commitment to doubling the nation's ranger programs — a big win for our communities!


Pictured are our Arabana Rangers: Hayden, Aamish, Stanley, Zaaheer and Tristan.



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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which we live, work, and play. We recognise the cultural, spiritual, physical, emotional, intellectual and economic connection to their lands, water, flora, and fauna.We honour and pay respects to all elders; past, present, and emerging, as well as all generations of people now and into the future, for they hold the memories and the future.

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