Capitalising on natural resources and indigenous knowledge

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Capitalising on natural resources and indigenous knowledge

Description: Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are conducting successful natural resource enterprises in a range of areas including tourism, bush foods and aquaculture, while others are seeking to develop an enterprise. This Proceedings describes the discussions and outcomes of a wor...

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Other Authors:	Evans, Louis
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	2004
Subjects:	Centre for Sustainable Mine Lakes Aboriginal enterprises indigenous employment community development employment program Dampier Peninsula ANRE aquaculture Torres Strait Islander Djaringo indigenous Bunuba community CSML Broome tourism intellectual property rights Nirrumbuk Aboriginal corporation Aboriginal bush foods traditional knowledge Kullari region Aboriginal entrepreneurs natural resources Aboriginal natural resource enterprise
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/46805

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