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Petermann EYRE Crown Point R.S. Umbeara HS Apatula Finke Durrie HS Mt Kulgera Munga - Thirri Pmer Ulperre DEVELOPMENTAL Betoota Leonard HS Roadhouse Duffield R.S. (Simpson Desert) Roseberth HS Alkatja Kulgera R.S. Apatula River Ingwemirne Arletherre BIRDSVILLE Mt Charlotte National Park ROAD Victory QAA River Alpara Mulga Park HS Cavenagh Waters Poeppel Birdsville Downs HS HS NORTHERN TERRITORY LINE Ukatjupa Irkini HEA6 - 6/36 Corner SOUTH AUSTRALIA LINE KNOLLS Q U E E N S L A N D Surveyor Kalitjukara Aniltyeye SOUTH AUSTRALIA Generals Walytjatjata Walyinynga Mt Dare Hotel Haddon Corner (Cave Hill) Abminga R.S. S O U T H A U S T R A L I A Corner Farina HS Angatja OLD GHAN Flinders Ranges, STUART CENTRAL FRENCH Pandie Pandie HS Tieyon HS TRACK Murputja Amata Sundown Witjira Nyapari Outstation TRACK K1 LINE Eyre Peninsula and Outback Irrunytju Kalka BIRDSVILLE (Wingellina) Kanpi Umpukulu Yunyarinyi National Park FLINDERS RANGES ENLARGEMENT Mt Woodroffe Turkey Pukatja RIG ROAD WAA LINE Munga-Thirri Pipalyatjara Walatatjara (Ngarutjaranya) (Kenmore Park) VLD7 - 4/34 THE Bore (Ernabella) VLB6 - 6/36 Mt LyndhurstHarry HS Creek VLB7 - 2/32 Simpson Desert Marryat R.S. Mt Irwin HS Avondale HS TRACK Arkaroola Conservation Park Wilderness Agnes Dalhousie Springs 4WD TRACKS & Campground PAN07 - 7/37 STRZELECKI Umuwa Sanctuary Creek HS Umberatana HS No. 8 WatinumaVLA8 - 4/34 Pututja RIG ROAD Lyndhurst ARK08 - 8/38 VLC8 - 3/33 TRACK REPEATER TOWERS Paralana RIG ROAD INSIDE New Alton Outstation Witchelina Station ANANGU PITJANTJATJARA LAND Downs HS - Nature Foundation SA OUTBACK Permits are reguired to travel West Arkaroola A87 Perdirka R.S. (ruin) VHD7 - 2/32 Hamilton HS Munga-Thirri DESERT PARKS PASS REQUIRED through Anangu Pitjantjatjara lands Bore Irintata Arkaroola HS Simpson Desert WARBURTON Diamantina Take the road less travelled Yankaninna HS Kaltjiti (Fregon) VLB3 - 8/38 Mulga Bore Regional Reserve Cordillo Downs HS Granite BIRDSVILLE Lambina HS Goyder Myrtle Springs HS YAN01 - 1/31 Downs HS Mt Sarah HS Vulkathunha - Wooltana HS Iwantja PARK CLOSURE Lagoon Arrabury HS Anangu Pitjantjatjara Owieandana HS (Indulkana) LAN07 - 7/37 RAIL Gammon Ranges Munga-Thirri - Simpson Desert National Park Mimili Chandler R.S. Clifton Walalkara Conservation Park and Regional Reserve No. 15 CENTRAL VLE6 - 6/36 TRACK Hills HS are closed from ROAD Todmorden HS Watarru Copley Depot MakiriMt Serle HS OODNADATTA 1 December to 15 March each year Warrburton Desert Parks Pass, Day Permit or Springs HS Alberga R.S. Crossing Day Camping Permit Required. Balcanoona HS VLG2 - 8/38 Central Leigh Creek Angepena HS Nepabunna MAR04 - 4/0 Macumba HS TRACK North Aparawilintja Aboriginal Moolooloo HS Iga Mintabie Marla TRACK Coongie Innamincka Maynards Marla R.S. Land Well HS Warta Welbourn Hill HS No. 16 Malkumba- Lake Regional Wertaloona HS Coongie Reserve Wallatinna HS COW04 - 4/34 DOWNS Copper No. 1 Lakes Mt Deception HS No access between Kudriemitchie King Outstation Mine 3pm and 5am daily. National ABORIGINAL HUNTING ZONE AUSTRALIANHWY Oodnadatta ROUTE Ediacara Park QUEENSLAND Conservation & Nantawarrina Dunjiba Allandale HS Walkers Crossing Fossil Reserve Warraweena HS Indigenous Protected Area CORDILLO No. 9 CAD02 - 2/32 SOUTH AUSTRALIA VLB8 - 7/37 INN06 - 6/36 Nappa Beltana Wintinna HS Kalamurina Sanctuary Creek Merrie HS Puttapa HS Warraweena Anangu Pitjantjatjara Australian Wildlife Conservancy Cowarie HS Kalamurina HS Conservation Park Nantawarrinna HS Beltana HS (private) Mt Dutton R.S. Gidgealpa HS Innamincka HS Warrioota HS WAY Cadney Park No. 17 Mulga View HS Lake Frome VMQ9 - 3/33 Pinda Springs HS Roadhouse Algebuckina Bridge Warrburton Innamincka Moorilah HS Regional Woomera Prohibited Area MUR01 - 1/31 Copper Hill HS No. 19 BORE Reserve Arckaringa HS CAL01 - 1/31 No. 5 Mt Creek Willoughby HS Patarwarta Gap Narrina HS San Marino Hut Peake Creek R.S. Mungeranie HS Nuccaleena MUN02 - 2/32 VHU8 - 3/33 Mine Ruin Moolooloo HS N Old Peake Telegraph Nilpena R.S. VLB9 - 4/34 Station Ruin Mungeranie OODNADATTA Nilpena HS No. 3 Point Well HS Roadhouse TRACK BLN03 - 3/33 No. 12 Evelyn Downs HS Moomba No. 4 W E Mt Barry HS Peake HS Kati Thanda - Oratunga HS RAILWAY Angorichina HS Edward Creek R.S. Lake Eyre North VLB4 - 6/36 Mamungari Conservation Park Blinman S Mulka HS NEL08 - 8/38 Kati Thanda Parachilna Cooper Pootnoura R.S. Desert Parks Pass, Day Permit or Epsilon HS Angorichina Alpana HS Wirrealpa HS Nilpinna HS - Lake Eyre Village Scale 1:800,000 Tallaringa National Park Day Camping Permit Required. Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary Motpena HS HWY 0 10 20 30 40km Conservation Photo: Daniel Westergren Gum Creek HS ANNE BEADELL Park Boorthanna R.S. Cooper Lake Vokes Hill Creek Commodore HS Corner 0 10 20mi Ferry No. 13 Merty Merty HS Torrens Dog Box Creek R.S. Elliot Fossil ANNE BEADELL HWY Mt Halligan Point Etadunna HS National Kanku-Breakaways Price Reserve FLOOD Use of the Anne Beadell Hwy Clarence HS Cons BYPASS RAILWAY Con Park Anna Creek R.S. Park Strzelecki Park requires four (4) approvals. Lake EYR04 - 4/34 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Brachina R.S. Check first your Desert Parks Pass No. 6 Cadibarrwirracanna Anna Creek HS Regional Reserve SOUTH AUSTRALIA William Creek RD Level Oraparinna HS No. 18 TRACK Omicron HS The Bunkers ROAD HWY Manguri R.S. CREEK A r e a ) Post ANNE Mabel Creek HS WIL01 - 1/31 m e r a P r o h i b i t e d Conservation W o o Bay Coober Pedy h BEADELL g Irrapatana R.S. Reserve u Ikara - Erudina VLG8 - 8/38 WILLIAM o WIL02 - 2/32 Dulkaninna HS Bollards CRN04 - 4/34 h r Corner Edeowie HS Flinders Ranges Woolshed ( t Strangways Lagoon HS Fortville Fortville p u b l i c a c c e s s No. 14 Store National Park Willow Springs HS Springs R.S. No. 2 House HS Gate VMH7 - 2/32 Cameron Upalinna HS Martins DUK06 - 6/36 Well HS Strangways ART01 - 1/31 Corner Fort Grey HS ErudinaMaralinga HS Tjarutja Repeater Station Beresford R.S. Sturt Merna Wilpena Fence Ruins Muloorina HS National Mora HS Coondappie HS STUART Lake Eyre South Lindon HS Moralana HS Woomera 7/37 Woomera Park Wilpena Clayton HS Coward Springs R.S. VLC7 - 7/37 Dog Whitecatch Gate Whitecatch House HS Pound EMU Prohibited Area Prohibited Area ENJOY IN SAFETY Woomera Prohibited Area Lake Stewart HS Oak Valley No. 7 Lake MAT02 - 2/32 Torrens HS Wabma Kadarbu Rawnsley Wirrida R.S. VWC3 - 3/33 Mound Springs Arkaba Conservation Park Curdimurka Park WAY R.S. Mernmerna HS Wildlife Lake Maurice Sandstone Strzelecki Preparing to travel LAKE Garford Alberrie Conservancy (Carle-Thulka) BIRDSVILLE Regional Outstation Bopeechee R.S. Creek R.S. Fence VLE8 - 3/33 Outstation Ingomar HS TRACK Murnpeowie HS Reserve • Carry extra supplies of fuel, food and water in case you get Cotabena R.S. Curnamona HS STRZELECKI COO04 - 4/34 MAR08 - 8/0 Marree TIL08 - 8/38 Hewart stranded. Arkaba HS DEY-DEY Wangianna R.S. Mt Hopeless HS Downs HS Stuart Creek HS Callanna HS Mundowdna HS Wallerberdina HS Wonoka WIL24 - 6/36 VLD6 - 2/32 Comet A87 THE • Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy and that you are carrying Outstation (Wulley-Ya) Finniss Willipa HS Jumbuck McDouall Peak HS Springs HS Warcowie HS Mobella HS appropriate spare parts – including a strong jack and, if possible, Outstation AUSTRALIAN Gina R.S. Mirikata HS Hookina VLD2 - 4/34 Billa Kalina HS Lake Witchelina R.S. Winnathee HS two spare wheels. Great Victoria Neuroodla R.S. Glen Lyle HS Gina Outstation Callabonna Hawker Gate ROAD Millers BIL01 - 1/31 Fence WIT03 - 3/33 OUTBACK Mt Hawker Desert RANGES Commonwealth Hill HS The Twins HS Moolawatana HS Fossil Creek HS Wilpoorinna HS Freeling HS Gate House HS • Notify a responsible person of your itinerary, intended route, Nature Reserve Glen Oak HS Reserve ROAD MEB06 - 6/36 Witchelina HS PLA07 - 7/37 Irria Outstation Goode Outstation stopovers and arrival times and dates. Then contact them when Bibliando HS West Holowiliena HS Bradman Farina R.S. Hawker Muckanippie Mt Mount Hut ELD03 - 3/33 MARALINGA TJARUTJA LAND Outstation Outstation Mulgaria HS Farina HS you arrive at each notified stopover. Worumba HS Dog Bulgunnia HS Eba HS HS Permits are reguired to travel VLC5 - 1/31 Carnes R.S. Warrakimbo HS Ooraminna SEE ENLARGEMENT Arkaroola Smithville House HS • Normal mobile phones do not work in most SA outback areas through Maralinga Tjarutja lands Maralinga Carne Outstation VLD9 - 3/33 Mt Lyndhurst HS Boolka FLINDERS Mulgathing HS Outstation Avondale HS Wilderness Gate Holowilena Witchelina Umberatana HS Sanctuary away from the sealed highways. We recommend you carry a Partacoona HS HWY BOREFIELD Station Wilson South HS Fence Durkin Dog VLA8 - 4/34 ARK08 - 8/38 North Mulga HS Baratta HS - Nature satellite phone, EPIRB and a UHF radio. Outstation Foundation Lyndhurst Old Quinyambie HS Moorabie HS Ambrosia Gibraltar Ealbara Vivian Well SA Arkaroola CENTRAL Outstation Outstation Outstation Outstation Mentor Parakylia HS Olympic Yankaninna HS Arkaroola HS • Check road conditions and weather forecasts before travelling. h Warrior Bon Bon HS Andamooka oomera Pro ibited Area Outstation Dam YAN01 - 1/31 Ooldea R.S. W Outstation Bon Bon Myrtle Springs HS Vulkathunha - Wooltana HS Border Downs HS Maralinga Tjarutja RAILWAY Station Reserve Woomera Depot Owieandana HS Mt Christie R.S. Carnding Road Whymlet HS ODM01 - 8/38 Gammon Ranges TRANS - Bush Heritage South Vivian HS Springs HS Turleys House HS Travelling Barton R.S. AUSTRALIAN Outstation National Park Australia Mt Vivian HS Prohibited Mt Serle HS Wynbring R.S. Roxby Downs Copley AME07 - 7/37 • Drive four-wheel-drive vehicles with four-wheel-drive engaged and Lyons HIC08 - 8/38 Angepena HS Nepabunna Balcanoona HS Malbooma R.S. Leigh Creek Lyons WLG06 - 6/36 Lochs Well HS Area Iga at reduced speeds on unsealed roads.
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  • Ecotourism As a Means of Encouraging Ecological Recovery in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

    Ecotourism As a Means of Encouraging Ecological Recovery in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia

    ECOTOURISM AS A MEANS OF ENCOURAGING ECOLOGICAL RECOVERY IN THE FLINDERS RANGES, SOUTH AUSTRALIA By Emily Moskwa A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Discipline of Geographical and Environmental Studies School of Social Sciences Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences The University of Adelaide May 2008 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Figures………………………………………………………………………………….…….....v List of Tables…………………………………………………………………………………….….....vi Abstract………………………………………………………………………………………….……viii Acknowledgements…………………………………………………………………………….………ix Declaration……………………………………………………………………………………….……..x Section I: Preliminaries 1.0 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. 2 1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 2 1.2 Conceptual Basis for Thesis ...................................................................................... 2 1.3 Research Questions ................................................................................................... 3 1.4 Specific Objectives .................................................................................................... 5 1.5 Justifications for Research ........................................................................................ 6 1.6 Structure of the Thesis .............................................................................................. 8 1.7 Conclusion ................................................................................................................