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National First Peoples Gathering on Climate Change Morgan-Bulled, D National First Peoples Gathering on Climate Change Morgan-Bulled, D.; Jackson, Guy ; Williams, R.; Morgan-Bulled D, McNeair B, Delaney D, Deshong S, Gilbert J, Mosby H, Neal DP, et al. 2021 Document Version: Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Link to publication Citation for published version (APA): Morgan-Bulled, D., Jackson, G., Williams, R., & Morgan-Bulled D, McNeair B, Delaney D, Deshong S, Gilbert J, Mosby H, Neal DP, et al. (2021). National First Peoples Gathering on Climate Change. Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub . 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LUND UNIVERSITY PO Box 117 221 00 Lund +46 46-222 00 00 WORKSHOP REPORT National First Peoples Gathering on Climate Change 18 June 2021 Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub Report No. 29 Morgan-Bulled D, McNeair B, Delaney D, Deshong S, Gilbert J, Mosby H, Neal DP, Puntoriero J, Wilson J, Fourmile G, Singleton G, Bullio R, Hill R, Hopkins M, Pearce K, Schmidt S, Sheppard M, Austral B, Baldwin L, Bell N, Bligh P, Bonython-Ericson S, Bradley C, Brandy S, Butler L, Carlise M, Carter M, Catt G, Clohessy S, Clubb R, Clubb T, Cooper S, Cowen T, Ewart A, Fitzpatrick N, Flugge K, Fourmile J, Fraser J, Gardner D, Gould J, Green J, Hapke C, Hooper B, Hughes Z, Hunter B, Hunter C, Joesph D, Kaddy C, Kerinaiua M, Ketchell J, King T, Langworthy L, Lawrence M, Lee L, Locke J, Long C, Longcaric H, Longcaric P, Ludwick H, Maluwapi W, Mann N, Markham R, , McGuire O, McNeair N, Morgan A, Morgan D, Muller S, Mummery A, Murray P, Neal J, Neal M, Ramsay H, Rattling Leaf Snr R, Rose E, Shelton G, Shovellor- Sesar W, Singleton T, Smith J, Syme L, Talbot A, Talbot L, Tamu K, Tanna R, Taylor S, Telford A, Villaflor S, Webb T, Williams K, Wingfield G, Woosup J, Wren L, Canadell P, Chand S, Chung C, Evans J, Holbrook N, Karoly D, Kirono D, Marsland S, McInnes K, O’Grady J, Graham, LM, Jackson G, Pirzl R, van Velden J, Williams R. 2021. National First Peoples Gathering on Climate Change: Workshop Report. Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub Report No. 29. Earth Systems Climate Change Hub, Australia. Published. June, 2021 The Earth Systems and Climate Change and names; cultural practices, governance, King T, Langworthy L, Lawrence M, (ESCC) Hub is supported by funding values and responsibilities; knowledge Lee L, Locke J, Long C, Longcaric H, through the Australian Government’s about plants, animals, and land and sea; Longcaric P, Ludwick H, MaluwapiW, National Environmental Science Program stories and their meaning; and reference Mann N, Markham R, McGuireO, (NESP). The ESCC Hub is hosted by the to culturally important sites. We assert McNeair N, Morgan A, Morgan D, Muller S, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial our rights to our ICIP and ask that you Mummery A, Murray P, Neal J, Neal M, Research Organisation (CSIRO), and is acknowledge and properly attribute who and Ramsay H, Rattling Leaf Snr R, Rose E, a partnership between CSIRO, Bureau where it came from, that you respect it, that Shelton G, Shovellor-Sesar W, Singleton T, of Meteorology, Australian National you maintain its integrity and not use it out Smith J, Syme L, Talbot A, Talbot L, Tamu K, University, Monash University, University of of context, that you treat it in the right way, Tanna R, Taylor S, Telford A, Villaflor S, Melbourne, University of New South Wales and that you contact us to learn more and to Webb T, Williams K, Wingfield G, Woosup J, and University of Tasmania. The role of create mutually beneficial opportunities and Wren L, Canadell P, Chand S, Chung C, the ESCC Hub is to ensure that Australia’s partnerships for the future. Evans J, Holbrook N, Karoly D, Kirono D, policies and management decisions are Marsland S, McInnes K, O’Grady J, Graham, effectively informed by Earth systems About the cover art: LM, Jackson G, Pirzl R, van Velden J, and climate change science, now and Layers of Country by Keisha Leon depicts Williams R. 2021. National First Peoples into the future. For more information visit the story of the ESCC Hub’s Indigenous Gathering on Climate Change: Workshop www. nespclimate.com.au. engagement activities: building on the Report. Earth Systems and Climate knowledge and history of the Country, Change Hub Report No. 29. Earth Systems Copyright ©, and holders of copyright both its people and environment, from land Climate Change Hub, Australia. Published. releases for this report, CSIRO 2021. and sea, to work towards creating a more June, 2021. This report is based on information shared sustainable future. at the National First Peoples Gathering Important disclaimer on Climate Change held in Cairns 22–26 The ESCC Hub advises that the information March 2021. Agreements with Traditional contained in this publication comprises Owners who attended the workshop general statements based on scientific underpin the information-sharing. According National First Peoples Gathering on Climate research. The reader is advised and needs to those agreements, Traditional Owners Change is licensed by CSIRO for use to be aware that such information may be keep ownership and copyright in the under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 incomplete or unable to be used in any information recorded at the Gathering (e.g. Australia licence. For licence conditions see specific situation. No reliance or actions on butcher’s paper). 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Our ICIP includes language Joesph D, Kaddy C, Kerinaiua M, Ketchell J, [email protected] Foreword We are excited to have co-chaired the Steering Committee, working with the Organising Committee and using the process of co-design between Traditional Owners and the National Environmental Science Program (NESP) Earth Systems and Climate Change (ESCC) Hub partners. It has been a valuable journey since the National Indigenous Dialogue on Climate Change (NIDCC or the Dialogue) held on Yorta Yorta Country at Barmah in 2018. We almost didn’t make it to Cairns for the National First People’s Gathering on Climate Change, due to the uncertainties of COVID-19 restrictions in the states and territories. However, over the past 2 years we had vision, a great team, and perseverance, and with some good fortune we made it to Cairns. Our original plan was to hold the Gathering on Country, as occurred with the Dialogue at Barmah, supported by the Traditional Owner participants in 2018.
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