Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (The Department) to the Questions on Notice That Arose Duringthe 6 February Public Hearing of the Committee

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Ms Cheryl Scarlett Inquiry Secretary House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander Affairs Parliament House CANBERRA ACT 2600

Dear Ms Scariett

I thank the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Tones Strait Islander Affairs (the Committee) for the opportunity to contribute to its inquiry into Indigenous employment. As requested, here are the responses from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (the Department) to the questions on notice that arose duringthe 6 February Public Hearing of the Committee.

Question I — Report on Indleenous Employment in RuralIndustries The initial question on notice asked by the Committee was regarding a report by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) on Indigenous employment in rural industries. I am now in a position to confirm that ABARE is expecting to publish this report by 31 March2006 on its website (w~vw abare. ~ov.au)

Question 2 — FarmBis Statistics The second piece of information requested by the Committee was a State and Territory breakdown of Indigenous people’s participation in FarmBis programs. This information has been collated and is included at Enclosure 1

Question 3 — Tiwi IslandsForestry The Committee requested more specific information relating to the involvement of the Tiwi Island Community in Department’s National Indigenous Forestry Strategy. The Tiwi Forestry Project is a partnership between Great Southern Plantations Limitedand the Tiwi Land Council. The Tiwi Land Council was established in 1978, under the AboriginalLand Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth), and represents the Tiwi people who hold inalienable freehold title to their land under the Act. The overall objective of the Tiwi Forestry Project is the continual development of an integrated forest products industry on the Tiwi Islands.

As a result of the forestry operations, Tiwi Islanders are guaranteed an income flow in the future, as well as in the short-term, as they receive returns from the sale of timber. Furthermore, at the completion of the project, the establishedplantations along with any development (including the port) and an experienced and well trained local workforce revert to the Tiwi people. Currently the forest operations on the islands provide for 14 Tiwi forest apprentices and another ten positions in the area of natural resource management. These positions are full time and do not rely on Community Development Employment Project funding.

The Tiwi Islands project is included as a case study in the Department’s NationalIndigenous Forestry Strategy (NIFS). Further information in relation to the implementation of the NTFS has been compiled and is included for the Committee’s information at Enclosure 2 and is also available on the DAFF website (www.daff.gov.au/nifs).

Edmund Barton Building Barton ACT GPO Box 858 Canberra ACT 2601 ph ±6!262723933 www.daff.gov.au ABN24IZ3(~O695

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY . Question 4—Bawingan2a Aboriginal Corporation Marine Raneers The Committee also queried the Department about the progress ofa letter written to Senator Ian Macdonald, the former Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation, by Mr Ian Munro, the Chief Executive Officer of the Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation proposing joint funding of Marine Rangers for the waters adjoining the Northern Territory. Before receiving the letter from Mr Munro, SenatorMacdonald had already discussed the contribution of Marine Rangers with the Northern Territory Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries, the Hon. Kon Vatskalis MLA. During this conversation, Senator Macdonald and Minister Vatskalis had also discussed the potential to further develop the role of Marine Rangers in fisheries surveillance and enforcement.

As a result of this discussion, the Northern Territory Department of Primary Industry, Fisheries and Mines began drafting a detailed submission outlining the way in which the Marine Rangers could make a formal contribution to combating illegal incursions. This submission was still in development at the time that Mr Munro sent his proposal to SenatorMacdonald. Senator Macdonald responded to Mr Munro recommending that he contact Mr Vatskalis, or the Northern Territory Department of Primary Industry, Fisheries and Mines, and offer to play an active role in the development of their submission.

The new Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation, Senatorthe Hon Eric Abetz, subsequently received a submission from the NorthernTerritory which included a request for funds on behalf of all 14 MarineRanger groups, including those represented by the Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation. This proposal is currently being considered in conjunction with a number of others in relation to illegal foreign fishing.

Question 5 — Resources to Indieenous ProtectedAreas The final request from the Committee was that the Department supply it with a list of instances where Indigenous people have accessedresources from the Landeare andNational Heritage Trust programs. This information has been collated and is included at Enclosure 3

I thank the Committee, onceagain, for the opportunity to contributeto its inquiry into Indigenous employment and would be pleased to provide any further information that the Committee might require.

Yours sincerely

Ian Thompson Executive Manager Rural Policy and Innovation 3 March 2006

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. House ofRepresentatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs QoNs from Public Hearing (6 February 2006) Enclosure I

FarmBis - Skilling farmers for the future (1 July 2001 to 31 December 2004) - Indigenous participation (training occasions) by Course Category* Training NSW VIC QLD SA WA TAS NT National Category People 99 43 1,485 50 71 4 4 1,756 Mana ement Financial 42 10 277 5 16 3 4 357 Management General 243 38 520 157 267 13 88 1,326 Business Management Marketing 1 0 50 11 6 1 3 72 Production 11 191 131 62 91 4 12 502 Management Natural 90 10 325 39 21 2 71 558 Resource Management Total 486 292 2,788 324 472 27 182 2!

FarniBis — Skilling farmers for the future (1 July 2001 to 31 December 2004) - Indigenous participation (subsidy $) by Course Category* Training NSW VIC QLD SA WA TAS NT National Category People Management $54,065 $54,818 $3,118,893 $68,538 $97,194 $1,039 $2,190 $3,396,737 Financial Management $39,544 $6,259 $579,081 $11,845 $4,642 $1,194 $1,500 $644,065 General Business Management $187,755 $21,214 $833,651 $105,876 $162,724 $8,141 $92,099 $1,411,460 Marketing $600 $0 $54,845 $3,222 $1,114 $100 $240 $60,121 Production Mana ement $4,975 $186,047 $115,975 $16,503 $58,492 $662 $4,509 $387,163 Natural Resource Management $75,005 $10,759 $453,695 $16,885 $119,183 $683 $25,696 $701,906 Total $361,944 $279,097 ~ $222,869 $443,349 $11 819 $126,234 $6,601,452

* Source: FarmBisdatabase • The FarmBis database provides a nrofile of training activities andparticipation as onlyfull records with all required fields, including course review details, are transferred to the Australian Government from the States. The database is also not linked to the acquittal or paymentprocess. • These figures are forthe second FarniBis programme which ran from 1 July 2001 until 31 December 2004. House ofRepresentatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs QoNs from Public Hearing (6 February 2006) Enclosure 2

To date the Department ofAgriculture Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) has concentrated its initial work on implementing the National Indigenous Forestry Strategy (NIFS) in Tasmania, Western Victoria, South-West Western Australia, Queensland and ACT. The Department is continuing to work with Commonwealth and State agencies and the forest industry on a complementary approach and has been working with primarily Indigenous groups to develop business opportunities generally in plantation and harvesting projects. The following list represents a sample of projects that have begun under the NIPS since its launch in July 2005.

1. Engagement ofan Indigenous Employment Office under a negotiated agreement between the Australian Government and the National Association ofForest Industries (NAFI) to increase Indigenous employment within the member companies ofNAFI and thereby, the forestry industry.

2. A joint National Memorandum of Understanding is currently being drafted between the Australian Government and peak forest industry bodies such as NAFI, Australian Forest Growers and the Australian Plantation Products and Paper Industry Council. The purpose ofthe Memorandum ofUnderstanding is to provide a mechanism to develop a sustained commitment to Indigenous employment and economic development by the agencies involved, as well as providing a clear framework to engage relevant sectors ofthe forest industry and community more generally.

3. The Department has partnered with other Commonwealth and Tasmanian State agencies, local government and the Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation under a Shared Responsibility Agreement to fund.a joint project in Smithton. The project involves Community Development Employment Project participants and schoolchildren from the local school and, in part, is aimed at local environmental revegetation to ensure survival ofthe natural habitat of theTasmanian giant freshwater crayfish (Astacopsis gouldi).

) 4. The Department is now involved in a joint working group with the Woorabinda Aboriginal Community Council in Central Queensland that includes amongst its members Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination (OIPC), Anglo Coal and Department ofEmployment and Workplace Relations. The focus ofthe working group is to develop employment and business opportunities at Woorabinda in forest plantation, nursery, sawmilling and furniture making. The work ofthe group is underpinned by a Shared Responsibility Agreement between the Woorabinda Council, Anglo Coal and the Australian Governmentrepresented by the OIPC and the Rockhampton Indigenous Coordinating Centre.

5. OIPC and the Department arejointly funding a consultancy to examine the feasibility ofestablishing an Indigenous Forestry Training Centre at Palm Creek near Miriam Vale in Central Queensland. The Training Centre is part ofa proposal from Gidarjil Land Development Corporation which has the potential to provide training for Indigenous people in the forest industry in plantation services to meet the needs of the industry in south east and central Queensland. llsrnd~ngtnroeg)(-. Nattonat4tSrrtage;~j~>-. - ~ r .~7 .a,. ~ ~nui~ob2rr..~ ~y:’~r~rr~v ~ Comm ID Organisation Name State Program Id Program Name Applination Title Application Description 1996/1997 199711998 1998I1999 199912000 2000/2001 2001/2002 Total 227at Ohimurra Land NT StOP Coastal Monitor ng Program Ohimarra Coastal Monitoring nod The pro]ect proposesto engage a senior Yongs (Aboriginal) tradionnal owner, san 19,960 ranes ragad 59,880 danagement Aboriginal ProjectCo-ordination consultant, to assistin theco-ordinnson ot arange ci monitoring, research, planning ½rpsrativn and public awareness activiban relabog to enhanced management ot the coastal assironmant inNE Arohem Land. Parhcularemphasis will be placed upon community awareness (Aboriginal & son-Aboriginal) 01 potentialroles in achieving theohiectiven ot theNatinesi Sen T-’- “ enot,uversrtml. 310,150 a2a~ Snunga Piljantjatjara Inc SA SOC aushcsre AP LandsCommunity Ranger Projects Collectinelythese projects arethe AP Lands Community Ranger Program. Senior 144,900 165,200 (a) (NVI( men or women are employed on a contractbasis to plan, organlue sod effect various traditional and contemporayland managementworksin consultabon with truditional owners, sodto supervise on the job Suining tor land management hainees

13831 ~ui5taCommunity Inc. SA 0CC Sunhoare Yalata Community Environmental The aim 01 theproject intoundertake a revegetabon program to restore a degraded 8,950 8,950 Health ares and to combat dual problems in the community which caUse health problems loch as resoiratory, eon and eardisorders. 1407tI,Rnaogu Pitisntjatjsrs Inc alA dOC uashcare AP Regional Renegelason Support rbe aimot this project is to establish anursery, borticultaral training, eatension and 39,780 47,900 23,949 111,629 Centre evegetason sernice at Umawaon the AP Landu. Thisproject isa partnership astween Anangu Pitjentjatjara, the Natural Heritage Trsst, the Indigenous Lsnd ~orporabonend Greening Australia. 2107C Onangs PitjantjstjaraLsvd S/I tICC dushcare AP Lands lodulkana Revegetation 4evegetation around thecommunity 01 Indulkane on theAnangs Piljantjstjara (AP) 10,100 10,100 utanagement Inc. Prolect(Stage 1) ands: AP LendManagement will assistthe todulkane community with tbedesign 01 awindbreak, esinglocal neanespecies, end also by pmosiding training and tapernisios to the community CDEP workers.Indulkana TAPE will also ansist with supervision and training us thisTAPSotters a‘Land ManagemenT subject. Children row Indaikana school will also participate inthe planang 01 trees and possiblywith 3ther aspects aech ae seed collection. Seed mill becollected locally (by AP Land Management stall, Indulkans TAPE students end community COOP workers) and propagsted in theAP Land Management Nursery (excepttor directseeding species),

2107~ Onuogs Plljantjaljars Land S/I UCC dushoere EatsbtishmentotaRegional Seedhenk he project aims to set apaseedbanktor the Anangs Pitjanljatjara(APILands 9,500 9,800 Management Inc. brthe Anangs Plijanljetjara Lands region. Thearea covers one tenth ot South Australia and includes theCentral Renges end Great Victoria Desert Biogeographic regions.There is cerrently no seedbank that tbe AP Lands can ese to access iocai needbr resegetauon purposes. TIre seedbank willwork in conjanceon with an existing nursery at Limuwaand will be ran bythe nursery manager.Send will be collected bythe AP Land Management team and by AP Commenity Development Employment Program (COOP) workers. Traditional Owners will beesed to beta rare plants acrossthe AP Lands. 2113~ Onsogs Plljanljatjara Inc S/I dOC dunhcare lAlalaana native vegetaaon protection .To protect and regenerate nabsevegetation in tha Walasne/AP, and other celteraily 11,150 11,150 and regeneration project end environmentally signiticant places aroand thecommenity. -To improve hiodiversity ttirough encoeraging appropriate tIme and tasna back to theareas. - Ts promote environmentalawareness and develop skills Icclong term land maosgement activiess by thecommunity. These outcomes will be ackinved by oncing, clearing out01 roctiholes, terai animalcontrol end weed eradication. 2245~ Onaogu Piljsntjstjura Inc S/I 0CC Bushcare AP LandsCommunity Ranger Projects Collectively these projects are the AP Lands Commsnity Ranger Program. Senior 120,600 120,600 (9) (NVI( men or women are employed one contract bania Is plan, organism and effect variocs traditional and contemporay land management worksin coesuttabon with tradltional owners, and to supervise on Ike job training borland management trainees

25513 Yaluta Iiommuvity Inc. ususcure Managing taodiveruiry conservation or 155 primarypurpose or thisproject is to munaga threatsposed to conservation 80,000 80,000 Yalata Indigensas ProtectedArea ealeas 01the Yalata indigenoss Protected Area. Por the parposes ot this project,the Yalata PAhan bean dinided into 2sections (separated by the tryre Highway). It is envisaged that the project will occur over Iwo phanes, thesouthern aecaon to he completed in2000/01 and the northern component is thetotlowing year. Management actions will include: peblic accesscontrols; remedial works on dune vegetation; closure, ripping and revegetation 01 tracks; protection 01 natural /cultural sitna 01 uigniticance; protection 01 remnant vegetation; interpreave signage and intormation disseminationtor the publicand Yalata Community; rangerpatrols and inuring tsr Inn relate uommunIrv. Comm ID Organisatton Name State Program Id Program Name ApplicationTitle Application Description 1996/1997 1997/1998 1998/1999 1999(2000 2000/2001 2001/2002 Total 2ti535 knangu Pitjsetjntjara Land OA 0CC sashuare Combined AP Lands Revegetation lAth theinvolvement of Commanity Deselopmenl EmploymentProgram participants 25,070 28,070 utunagement Inc. Projects (tormerly AP Lands ‘Kanpi’ sod other commenity members and suing tubestock grown 1mmlocally collected Revegetatios Project Stage 1) teed, the project wilt establish windbreakand shade planting in and around the (anpi, Watinoma, and Amutacommunitiva. TIre planang will also include a number al bash teckarand other trait trees wInchmill help supply part ot the commenity’s rash bruit needs (tor children in puracular). Community baned bollow ap planting will je encouraged and supportedby the AP Land Management Unit but willnot be nitiated or driven by it.Phase 2 and tutare planting meet be commealty Owned. knottier aspect ob the project will halo restrict access by large herbivorous lerbisores to the sacred mockholea, soaks and valleys along the eastern lace ot the In,,, nar tees. 31151 Anangs Pitjantjatjsra Land S/I BCC Osahosre Continuation 01Traditional Lano tote protect aims to support Tradilional Ownere and Other Anangain continuingtheir 100.000 100,000 l.4anugement Inc. Management Methods OnThe AP raditional Land Management prachcea across theAP Lands. Patchburning is an Lands - Rockhola Cleaning And mportant method ot land management that han been used historically for hundreds Palchbarsing ut years. The ecology 01 theAP Lands han come to depend on this tire regime which esulta ins mosaic puonra 01 different age burns across the AP Lands. Patchburning ass estremely important method ot mildtire mitigation, and protects commualties ned protects and enhancing habitat of nationally endangered species, such an the 3reat Desert Skink (Egernia kintorni) and BlackPianked RockWallaby (Petrogale laterals). All the patotibumna will be mapped with theaim ot prodncing a strategic pies in the near tuture. Ft ockhole cleaning is likewise en entremely important method ob Traditional Land management. Rockholes are important soarces ot water for both Ananga and fauna. Rockholes are also offen places with important liekurpa (dreaming) an they mark routesthat people tookwhen they were walking the country ,au.unlIa,,v Iota vies were u,oannu vat asnoutan easuva arruaco, riuwener since 21a71 Frumliagham Aboriginal AC 0CC Buaticare ProtectWatiandHabitat-OeenMsar Protectandenhancewetiandhabitalandanaociatadfaunaincluding the rare species 12,600 12,600 Trust truerte~lnh5tiiting the area - Magpie Genee, Orngne BelliedParrot end Yarra Pygmy Perch. 25227 Frumlinghsm Aboriginal /IC 8CC Basticare Habitat Restoration and Protection The objective 01 this project intoestablish locally indigenous native vegetation to 18,900 19,800 Trust- provide habitat tsr various species including the endangered Orange Bellied Parrot and In providea source of needfor the revegetation of other parts of Dean Mear. The project will also provide opportualties for Aborigines to learn ecologically sustainable 0 ~sndmanagement technigues. 35226 rumlingham Atisriginal AC CCP Cosntcare Habitat restorasos and protection ob The Objective 01 thIs project le:establish locally indigenous native vegetation, provide 20,500 20,900 Trust Oeen Maur habitat brcaUses species incteding the endangered Orange Bellied Parrot, provide a source of seed for the revegetation of otherports 01Oven Maar, provide opportunises for Aboriginal people to learn ecologically sustainable land management lechnigues. 12677 ‘Igasnyvtjarra Land Council NA 8CC Buaticare WartiurtonCommunity Vegetationfor A whole ot commanityworkshop to detinawhere vehicles wiltrwiil not beallowedto 10,000 10,000 Health Project travel withinthe town area, and to determine highprotile public areas for the establishment of atands 0106w vegetation. An attempt mill be made to associate familygroeps & or school clanses with specific sites br monitoring vegetaOon progress and dissuading vehicular baesgresuioos and vandalism. Prection of vehicle barriers, site preparation and planang isaUnlined namber (4106) of high protile sites. Intends Inane thebitumenising of streets asscatalystfor eftecting change is commursty eoitades towards bothvehicalar usage and vegetation establishment in nnblic areas. 243l~itilguvnyutjurrv LandCouncil NA 8CC Bualcam Ngaanyatjarra Tramnonat Lano Ian Ngaanyal(arra landscomprise some 250,Oochsn2 (3%of mainland Australia), 130,400 107,800 238,300 Management Planaing in Action conntty tar brow and tree of many modern developmentsand disterbance. Traditonal owners nojoy acontinuosa annotation with theircountry, but are now controntiog management isuans new to thair enperience and the area. Thecommaalty is strongly dependanton theareas natural resources to aupport thelocally very significant setraistence economy, and increasingly looking to the land to support economic development. Commealties need access to external agencies br espertise and capacity beilding. In raturn, theycan offer anprecedentedaccess to countryand Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Employment of an appropriatefacilitator based on theLands will bun local acOon, enable development 01bosom-upmanagement planning, and complement and extend ealating NHT and other land management projects. Total 144,900 243,940 231,810 302,179 228,400 1,151,229 I I I This query responsehas the bottoming conditions:

Only projects which are from the NHT1 program are included. Commercial inConfidence projects are NOT.shown. Unlesa otherwise stated, only noproned orojects andbunds are shown. Comm ID Organianlion Name Slate- Program Id - Program Name - Application Tills Application Deecriplion 1996/1997 1997/1998 1998/1999 1999/2000 2000/2001 200112003 Total Projects wtiicti have been Terminated, Watidrawn or Denied after being approved are NOTincleded. Only projects approned from 1996/1997 onwards are included. - Projects with one ot the listedOrganisatiorts in the ~OrglOs~ sheet.

This data has been edited toremove projects which do sot Iifthe search criteria.

Projects not relatedto IPAs . thIs includesprojects tharrelare onlySoIPA dvve/opmerrtprqeccn (vs vytoonedlo the declared WAs) Projects thatalerted before the Pa was declared. These results do not include any PA project funding (us thai wan notwhat was soogirt) No data from regional HAM processes. unnbtNaUon~Tvijst~. <9$ Comm ID Organisation Name S ate Program Id Program Name ApplicationTitle Application Description 200212003 200312004 200412005 2005/2006 200612007 Total 45303 Nan Nan TubalCouncil NSW EBC Envirofund - Bushcare Toogimbie Wetland Rehabilitation - Stage 1 rhis project will provide a comprehensive water regulation system to allow a 14,273 14273 3imulated natural passage ofwater throughthe wetland area on Toogimbie Station. This will improve habitat and restorefauna, allowing the periodic nundatiori of lOQOha of wetland area. continuing the work of Nan Nan Tr~h~I C,n,,ncil (NNTCV 39946 Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW ETJL Drought Envirofufld - NNTC WaterDelivery Project this project will allow the delivery of water to sensitive areas such as 26819 28,819 Landcare wetland and native species plantations, to allow totthe rehabiI~tation otthe land. 38656 Nan Naii Tr~bai Councii NSW ERV Envirotund - R~vercare Toogimbie River 8an1 Stabii~saVon The aim ofthis project isto stabilise a portion ofthe bank (200m) ofthe 23,364 23,384 Murrumbidgee River, on Toomgimbie Station. This, will be done by rebui!d~ng the eroded areas ofthe bank, using retaining walls and so~I. Noxious weeds wilt be eliminated from the area, prior to the revegetation of the bank, using native species. 47867 Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW ERV Envirotund - Rivercare roogimbie Riverbank Stabilisation - Stage This project will continuethe st~biIisation of an eroded section of the 26,818 2681~ Two Murrumbidgee River along property Toogimbie which is owned by NNTO, and managed to World Union Conservation Standards. Envirotund in 2002 allowed for initial stabilisation works to be completed, however the scope of the original pro]ect was underestimated, and to avoid causing more harm than good, the project was sectioned into 4stages.

46220 Ohimurru Land NT RBC NHT Extension crazy Ant management and eradication in The Northeast Arnhem Land CrazyAnt Management Group (NEALCAMG) 200.000 200000 Management Aboriginal Regional - Bushoare north north eastern Arnhem Land will implement a crazy ant eradication program across north eastern Corporation Amhem Land, before this pest spreads across northern Australia.The project acts upon recommendations ofa scoping study completed in 2002. which concluded that eradication ofthis ant was feasible. The NEALCAMG comprises of local Yolngu and scientific personnel with academic and practical skills in extensive ant control programs. Within the first year, a survey will be completedthat detects remaining incursions o~ crazyants, and all infestations will be treated with a highly Specific poiSOfl under a Permit all ready approved by the Australian PesUcides & Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA). It is anticipated that eradication levels ofup to SO% can be achieved in the in~tia( treatment. Concurrentwith the monitoring of eradication success, non-target impacts will be quantified in accordance with regulations ofthe APVMA. In the subsequent year, the monitoring of eradication success will continue, and re-treatment of satellite infestations will b~ conducted wh~rn mnuir~d 49580 Dhimurru Land NT RBC NHT Extension Crazy Ant Management & Eradication impIemen~ a Crazy Ant eradication program across north-easternArnhem 171,100 464,750 401,650 1037S00 Management Aboriginal Regional - Bushcare Lnad. Corporation 38381 Anangu Pitjantjatjara Land SA EBC Envirotund - Bushcare Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytiatiara Land It is proposedthat large feral herbivore control on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara 27,682 27,682 Management Management Feral Herbivore Control lands will be done using a combination mustering,trap yards and possibly some shooting, underthe supervision of and possibly by appropriate traditional owners. The mustering team will also be trained in the control of other important feral animals including Cats and foxes. The team will help carry outfox baiting and cat shooting strategicaily. In pailicular around important threatened species sitesincluding Nganamara (Mallee fowl) and Wani (Black Flanked Rock Wallaby) sites.

38410 Anangfj Pitjantjat~ara Land SA EBC Env;rotund - Bushcare Anangu PiUantiatiara Yankunyt~atjara Land To establish a propagation and arboretum ~acIIztyatthe Umuwa as an 27,652 27,682 Management Management Useful Plant Propagation, adjunct tothe Land Management nursery and office, the functions ofthis Arboretum and Teaching resource WijI be to provide a means of propagating andcuItivat~ng prants Ihat have apotential economic value and are diminishing in numbers in the wild. Further iNs resource w~II provide means to nvoI~’e senior Anagu in teaching about harvest and preparation and to train. Anangu in propagation, Droduction and cuItivation’~’’”--”—~- ______¾~~<

Comm ID Organisation Name State Program Id Program Name Application title Application Deacription 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 Total 38550 Anangs Pitjuntjatjsra Land SA EBC Ertvirofund - Bushcare Anangs Pitjantjatjara MUNTA The project will workwith traditional owners to clean. repair and fence 10 27,682 27,682 Management ATUNMANKUHTJAKU (Caring forcountry) rockhoies in the Amats, Tjuma. Murpulja. Pipalystjara and Kalka homeland areas. Participants will collaborate jo thefjeld toshare ecological knowledge between traditional owners and land management staff. Local saliva epecies will be replanted near rockhotea degraded by cattle, donkey and ‘amate 3860g Onangs Pitjantjatjara Land ~A EBC Envjrofund - Buahcare Anango Pitjantjafjara Fire Management Plan This project mill bring nj r trsdition9l ownerstogether wjth younger people 27,682 27,692 Management Field Consultalion: Makari and Pill and ecotogials and Anango56 0 Pitjsntjatjara Land Management support officers ;o facilitatethe intergenerational transferof knowledge conceming 2atchburning and to develop an appropriate fire management strategy for “15 Anangs Pjtiantjatiara Lande. 38614 Anango Pitjsntjstjara Land SA EBC Envirofund - Bunhcare Project Management Skills Training in This project willfacjfitate training ofAnangs in the area of project 12,727 12,723 Management Ananga Pitjantjatjara Land Management management, including bsdgel management, developing fsnding applications and reporting. This will be achieved by training in the office with rho support staff and the Anangu trained given sole responsibility (under supervision) for an entire biodiversity/conservationlsuafainabla resource management project from start to finish over the dsration of this project. The training will be undertaken by Land Management stsff working on serious projects, such as Indigenous Protected Areas, Continuation of Tradilional Land Management practices, mostly funded by NHT. Trainees will be employed part time on the Indigenous Protected Areas.Program, and this mill make it afull lime position. This is NHTfunded and thus will not be used as in kind contribution. 38620 Ansogs Pitjanfjatjsra Land SA EBC Envirofund - Bushoare lnstallatjon and Support of the Protected Thu project mill adapt the Protected Area Management System developed 27,682 27,662 Management Area Management System onthe Anangs by National Parks and Wildlife South Australia fomentthe specific needs of Pitjantjafjara Lands - Ananga Pitjantjstjara Land Management (including Pifjantjatjara translations). If wjit setups Protected Area Management System work station in the regional Office, and train 210 6sfsf1 in the use of the syalem and provide ongoing help desk support. 38626 Onangs Piljantjstjara Land SA EBC Envirofund - Bushcare AP Lands Fire Management Strategy This project has been conceived as a key element inthe long term strategic 27.682 27,68~ Management management ofthe Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands. The ploject will utilise traditional ecological knowledge, current ‘scientific knowledge, anthropologicalexpertise and land systems datato develop acoherent and strategicplan forfire management. The Plan will take into account the needs and aspirations of indigenous land owners, prof act key ecological resources, identifythe types of buming requiredfor habitat promotion, the legal requirements of fhe bushf ire council, and theneed 10 define a ‘best practice approach which can form the basis of current actions and future training in fire management.

36631 Anangs Pdjantjatjara Land 55 EEC Envirofund - Bushoare AnangePitjantjafjars Fire Management Plan This project mill bring senior traditional owners together with younger people 27,670 27,670 Management Field Consultation: Kalka, Pipalyafjare, and ecologists and Anangu Piljantjatjara Land Management supportofficers Murputja, Amata, Nyapari, Tjurma to facilitate the intergeneralional transfer of knowledge concerning patch burning and 10 develop an appropriate fire management strategy forIhe Anangs Pitjantjatlore Lands. 48747 Yaluta Community Inc. SA EeC Envirofund - Bushcare Greenhouse and Numery Development This project will provide infraslructure and irrigationfor a greenhouse and 23,916 23918 hardening off areas totalling 400m2. The nursery will produce an inilial 6000 seedlings for dust control, effluent woodlot, revegatation and beaulification.

51397 Nepabunna Community SA EBC Envirofund - Bushoare Habitat Enhancement of Nantamarrina IPA This project will providethe basis for the expansion of the revegefation of 45,455 4545t Incorporated Wafer Points Nanlawarrina bydeveloping Ihren revegetated sites. Once established seeds from these areas can be hatynstod for further plantings and will aid the restoration of the Nantawarrina ecosystem. - - 38503 valatsCommunity Inc SA ECC Envirofend - Management of Yalate Indigenous Protected The aim ofthis project is to maintain the integrity ofthe biodiveraity of 27,127 27,127 Cosalcare Area forIhe Consetvation of Biodiversity Yalatas beachesand coastline byfencing, development of steps and platforms in addition to some works to develop ramps forvehicles, to stop ______a,ru lion I.e vnintavuII. ______Comm ID OrganinetionName State Program Id Program Name Application flIle Application Description 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 200612007 Total 4034C \lepabunna Community SA BOB Drought Envirolund - Increase Dam Capacity and Establishmenl of This project will increase dam capacity and catchmenl of runoff from hills. - 17,334 I 17,334 ocorporated Buahcare a Pilot Bush-TuckerOrchard The project will also support a raveget sIlos and bush-tucker orchard. The netering points are to be relocated with the erection of a 4km fence

40782 5nangu Pitjsntjatjars Inc SA BOB Drought Envirofsod - Feral Camel Control Program This project will reduce damage caused by feral camels in ecologically 19,728 19,725 Bsshcare tonsilye mulga woodlands, grasslands and sand dune ecosysfems by ‘lustering and removing the camels using truck fransporf. 5167~ Nlgsanyatjsrra Council AlA ERV Envirofsod - Rivarcare Protecting 12Significant Gibson Desert This project will exclude camelsfrom 12 culturallysignificant rockholes in 17.191 17191 Iboriginal Corporation Rockhoies from Degradation he Gibson Desert sear Patjarr and Wanarn communities.Training will be 3rovlded to COEP workers from both communities to construct and install t2 Patjarr Spider rockhote guards that prevenl camels accessing and routingthe water and from becoming trapped inthe rockhoie. The project will develop and publish a brochure for rockhote site management and 10 raise awareness of camel impacts. The rockholes will be monitored regularly to assess the effectivenene ofthe activity.

Total 320,861 238191 260564 464750 401650 1,686,016 1 This query response has the folloming conditions:

Only projects which are from the NHT2 program are included. Commercial in Confidence projects are NOT shown.- Unless otherwise stated, only approved projects and funds are shown.- Projects which have been Terminated, Withdrawn or Denied afterbeing approved are NOT included. Only projects approved from 2002/2003 onmards are included. Landoare Workshops togetherthe land managers ofthe past with the cerrestland managers in order to tadlitafe Program thetransfer, reinvigorationand applicahon of traditonal skills end ksowledgaof traditional loller InvorrInEll. 11181 AnangsPitlantistiara Inc SIX ‘ILP Nat coat Ananga Pitjantjstjara Land This applicahon is for nine separate, yetclosely related projects and lecledes two Landcare Management INLPI sapemisory part time posleons and twofall ama support posihone. Collechnely these Program projectsare the AP Lands Commarrity Ranger Program.Senior men or womenare employed on a contract basis toplan, orgasms and effect herman traditional and contemporary land management works in coosaltahon with tradihosal owners, and to sunerviseon the lob training forlandmanagement trainees. 28695 Yalata Community Inc. ~A ‘ILP National Managing elodiversity Conservahos of The primary purpose ofthis project into manage threats posedto conservahon valum Landcare Yalats Indigenoas ProtectedArea Yalats Indigenoce ProtectedArea. For the purpones of thisproject, theYatata PAhas bees Program divided into2 sectionsIneparated bythe Cyre Highwayj. Ills envisaged that the project will occur oserhen phases, the sostherssection lobe completed in 00/01 and thenorthern component is thefollowing year. Management echoes will include;public accesscontrols; remedial works on dens vegetason;closure, ripping and revegelsansof tracks; protechon of nateral I calteral sites of significance; protection of remnantvegetahon; interpretivesignage and informahon diunamivason forthe public and Yalata Community; ranger patrols and ealeng forYatataCommanity. 24251 NgvsnyatjarraLand WA NLP 4ationsl Ngaanyatjarra Regional Groundwater The Ngaanya~vrra landscomprise some 555 SaShesj3% of mainland Aestrahal, country Council andcare Pleasarce Management Database far from and freest many modern developments end disturbance.Tas 1,600Traditional vrogrsm Owners eojoy aconaneosa essoclaiton with theircountry, bet sastainabte development of - their It commenlites is dependant onconansed access loan adegeate, antewafer sapply. Throegh acommissioned atady, Ngsasyetjarra Council hasideeStledthe urgentneed for an aesesament of theareas water resoarcen, ends staged modalties been developed to achieve this. Thia project wilt collate all enmity bore and monitoring datainto a apecialised regional water database toenable hydrogeological9 snatysia: the requiredstarting point for a fell asseasmentof the Ngsanyatlarra Lands water resesros. Thismill be progressed subeequent tothis project throegh a partnership agreement with state and federal agencies. rotal ~ I ~ .~=>,.C.~ ~ -~r~: ~ - ~ - Organisation - Search term Anangu Pitjantjatjara Land Management Anangu Pitjantjatjara Anindilyakwa Land Council Anindilyakwa Banbai Business Enterprises Inc Banbai Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation Bawinanga Central Land Council Central Land Council Chuulangun Aboriginal Corporation Chuulangun Dhimumx Land Management Aboriginal Corpo: Dhimurru Framlingliam Aboriginal Trust Framlingham Island Coordinating Council Island Coordinating Council Kimberley Land Council Kimberley Kuku Diungan Aboriginal Corporation KukuDiungan Laynhapuy Homeland Association Laynhapuy Lisanote Pty. Ltd Lisanote Nambucca Heads Local Aboriginal Land Counc Nambucca Nan Nan Tribal council Nan Nepabunna Community Incorporated Nepabunna Ngaanyatjarra Council Aboriginal Corporation Ngaanyatjarra Ngarang-Wal Gold Coast Aboriginal Associatic Ngarang-Wal Pindiddy Aboriginal Corporation Pindiddy Tamaninan Aboriginal Land Council TamaninanAboriginal Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre Tamaninan Aboriginal Tjirilya Aboriginal Corporation Tjirilya Winda-Mara Aboriginal Organisation Winda-Mara Yadlhiauda Aboriginal Corporation Yadlhiauda Yalata Community Inc Yalata

‘9 I Organisation Name Org Id Anangu Pitjantjatjara Inc 6063 Anangu Pitjantjatjara Land Management 26464 Anangu Pitjantjatjara- Land Management Inc. 19727 Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Management 30929 Anindilyakwa Land Council 8132 Anindilyakwa Land Council 32572 Banbai Business Enterprises Inc 20817 Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation 24869 Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation 17155 Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation 26100 Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation 28781 Bawinanga Aboriginal Organisation 14193 Bellinger and Nambucca Catchment Management Committees 20134 Central Land Council 249 Central Land Council 11270 Central Land Council 20454 Chuulangun Aboriginal Corporation 27902 Chunlangun Aboriginal Corporation 32415 Chuulangun Aboriginal Corporation 35647 Dhimurru Land Management Aboriginal Corporation 6259 Framlingham Aboriginal Land Trust 15047 Framlingham Aboriginal Lands Trust 21100 Framlingham Aboriginal Trust 7440 Kimberley Land Council 14158 Kimberley Land Council 29509 Kimberley Land CouncilAboriginal Corporation 11577 Kimberley Land Council Aboriginal Corporation 13816 Kimberley Land Council Aboriginal Corporation 28260 Kuku Djungan Aboriginal Corporation 24488 Laynhapuy Homelands Association Inc 23053 Lisanote Pty Ltd 23063 Lisanote Pty Ltd 32326 Nainbucca Heads Landcare Group Inc. 21440 Nambucca Heads Local Aboriginal Land Council 23430 Nan Nan Tribal Council 26484 Nepabunna Aboriginal Community 20106 Nepabunna Community Incorporated 26730 Nepabunna Community Incorporated 26731 Ngaanyatjarra Council AboriginalCorporation 29324 Ngaanyatjarra Council Inc 11080 Ngaanyatjarra Land Council 14262 PindiddyAboriginal Corporation 26732 The Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation 26153 The Trustee forFrarulingham Aboriginal Trust 29301 The Trustee forFramlingham Aboriginal Trust 32638 Tjirilya Aboriginal Corporation 20998 YadlhiaudaAboriginal Corporation 17498 Yalata Community Inc 9214 Yalata Community Inc. 10341 Yalata Community Incorporated 28505 Comm ID Orgenisetion Name State Program Id Program Name Application Title Application Description 1998/1997 1997/1995 1998/1999 1999/2000 2000l2001 2001/2002 Total 22785 Ohimurre Lead NT MOP Coastal Monitoring Program Otemerre Coastal Mocitorieg and the prolect proposesto engage a seniorYonga (Aboriginal) traditional owner, as a iggee teeso 19,980 99,880 Management Aboriginal Project Co-ordination :onautlaet, toassist In theco-ordination 01 arange of monitoring, research, planning Corporation tad psblic awareanas activities relating toenhanced managementof the coastal tanironment in NE Arnhem Land. Particular emptisalswill be placed upon lommenily awareness (Aboriginal & noa.Absriginel) 01 potential rolsa in achiening ha objectives ofthe National Sea Turtle Recovery Plea. 8262 Anangs Piljantjatjara Inc SA 8CC eanhcare W Lands Commealty Ranger Projects Collectively teese projects are the AP Lands Commenitir Ranger Program. Senior 144000 185,250 310,180 8) (NVI) men orwomen are employed on acontract basta to plan. organise and effect natioaa reditionat end contemporey lend managementworks in coceeltation with traditional owners, and to supemine on the jobtraining for land management balnees

13831 Yaleta Community Inc. CA 8CC Busticare tattita Community Environmental The aim of theprojecl is to undertake a renegefation progrem to restore a degraded 8,950 8,950 leallh area and to combat deal probtemn in the community which cases health problema ~uchan respiratory, eve andear disorders. 14078 Anange Pitjenljatjere Inc CA BCC Besticara SF Regional Ravagafation Support The aim of thin project into establish a nareery,hoalculterel training, extension sad 39,780 47,900 . 23.949 111,829 Centre revagetation sarwceat Umuwa on thyAP Lands. Thie project is a partnership between Anange Pitjsnljatjara, the Natural Heritage Trust, the Indigenous Land Corporation end Gresalag Aestrelie. 01070 Anange Pitjsnl]aljeru Land CA 3CC Busticare AP Lands lndalksns Renogetetion Revegetetion around thecommenity of Indalkana on theAnahgu Piljanljatjara (AP) 10,100 10,100 Menegemant Inc. Project (Stage 1) Lands: APLand Managementmitt assistIhe Indulkane community with thedanigs of awindbreak, using local nativespecies, and ales by providing treiningand supemision lottie commualty COEPworkers. Induthena TAPE will elan assistwith aupewisios and tralning an thinTAPE offers a Land Management subject.Children from Indelfrene school will also perSuipefe in the planting of trees and posuibly with other aspectssech as seed collection. Seed will be collected locally (byAP Land Manugemest stuff, IndelkanaTAFal stadents end community COEP workers) and propegated In the AP Lend Menegement Nursery (escept fordirect seedingspecies).

21078 AvengePifjenfjetjare Lend CA 8CC tiusticere Esteblistimeofof aRegional Seedhank The project elms10 selup a seedhenk for theMange Pitjentjatjare(AP) Lends 9,800 9,900 Managem ant Inc. for Ihe AnangePiljsnlietjera Lands region. The arescovers one tenth of CostaAustralia and includes the Central Runges and Great Victoria Desert Biogeogrephic regions. Thereincurrently no seedhank that fhe AP Lands can sueto access local seed for revegetetion purposes. The seedhenk will work in conjunctionwith en esiseng nursery at Umuwa and will be run by the nursery manager.Seed will be collected by the AP Land Management - team end by AP Community Development EmploymentProgram (COEP) workern. Traditional Ownerswill beaned to cute rere plests ucross theAP Lands. 21134 Anenge Piljanljatjsra Inc CA tiCC tiusticare Welatina nativevegetation protection •ToprotectendregenernlenetiveaegetetioninthaWalefinatAP, and otherculturally ii,itio 11,190 and regeneretion project and environmentelly nigalficentplaces eroond thecommealty. - To improve tilodiversity through encouraginguppropriate floraand faunatisck to the areen. - To promole environmentel awarenessend develop skilln for tong term land management activities by thin community.These outcomeswill tie achieved by ‘encing, clearing outot rockhotes, feral animel control end weed eradication. 22482 Anange Piljsnljatjere Inc CA 8CC tiosticere AP Lends Community Ranger Projects Cdlecavely these projects are the AP Lands Community RangerProgram. Senior 120,600 120,900 (9) (t4Vl) men or womenare employedone contreofbasis 10plan, organise end effect varioss traditionaland conlemporey land manegementworks is consultation with fraditionel owners,and to sepemise on the job tralningfor lnnd managementtreineen

25512 Yalate Community Inc. eCu dusticare Managing hiodiversity consemation of nra primery purposeof this project into manege threats pined 10 coesemetion 80,000 80,000 YalafaIndigenous Protected Area ratees of the YalelaIndigenous Protected Ares. Por the purposes of this project, the (slats PAhas been divided into 2 sections (separatedby the Cyre Highway). Ills snalasged that the project will occur overtwo phases, thesouthern sectionto be :omplered is 2000/01 and the northern componeetis the following year. utsnsgemenl actionswill include:putiOc access controls;remedial works on dune regelation; closure, ripping and revegetetion of Iracks; protection of natural/cultural rites ofsignificance; protection of remnentvegetation; interpretive aignage and slormetion dissemination forthe publicand YeleteCommunity; ranger patrols end ralning for the ~ (‘.,,,..,,,

mr rrrnr---m-— 199811997 199711998 199811959 1999t2555 2000/2001 200112002 Total

Comm ID Dreanisetion Name State Program Id Program Name Application Title Application Description OsCIn Anangs Pitjanlietjare Lend CA IBCC Busticare CombinedAP Lands Revegelution With the involvement of Community Osneloyment EmploymentProgram participunle 28,070 28,070 Menegement Inc. I Projects (formerlyAP Lands Kanpi and other community members end using tube stock grown from locally collected Revegeletion Project SIege 1 seed, the project will establish windbreakand shadeplanting in and aroundthe (aspi, Watinuma, and Amatacommunities. The planting willalso include a number of bush tuckerand other fruit treeswhich will help supplypart of the community’s fresh fruit needs (forchildren in particular).Community bused followup plenong will he encouraged and supported by theAP LendManagement Unit butwill notbe witisfed or driven by it. Phase 2end lature planting must tie community Owned. Another aspectof theproject will betsreshict access by large hertilvorous herbivores to thesecred rochholes, soaks endvalleys along the etiuternfece ofthe Mann Ranges. 31151 AnevguPlljenljaljare Lend CA 8CC Banticare ~onlinu5tionOf Treditiovel Land This project alms to support Traditional Owners end otherAnenga is continrfrng their 100,000 100,000 Manegement Inc. btsnagement Methods OnThe AP traditional Land Management pructicen across the AP Lands. Patctiburalog is en snds - Roctihole Clesning And important method of land menegement Ihet has beenused historically for hundreds Patotiburning of years. The ecology of the AP Lands hascomets depend on this tire regimewhich resultsins mosalo pacers of differentege burns across theAP Lands. Petchburning is an estremely important method of wildfire mitigation, and protects communities and protects and enhancinghebitaf of nabonelly endangered species, such as the Great Desart Skink(Egerniekintorel) and Black Flanked RockWallaby (Petrogale letstalls). All the petctiburnswilt he mappedwith the aim of producing astrategic plan in thenear tsture. Rockhole cleaning a likewluean eutremely importantmethod ofTraditional Land management. Rockholns are importantsoercen ofwater for both kaanguand fauna. Rockavles are else often places with importuntTjuksrpe dreaming) as they mark routes that peopla look wtien they were walking the country. tredilionetln rockholeswere cleaned outas osoole sassed throuGh, however since Iti 21871 Pramlieghem Aboriginal VIC BCC Custicere Protect Wetiand Hebitat- Dean Mear nrotectandenhsnosmetiandtiebitatandansociatedfeunsincludingthernrespecies 12,800 12,800 Trust row re-inhabiting thearea - Magpie Geese, Ornane Bellied Parrot end Yarre Pygmy neroti 25227 Fremlieghem Aboriginal VIC 6CC 3anhcure Habilut Restoration and Proteclion the objective of thisproject into establish locally indigenousnativevegetation to 19,800 19,800 Trust xovida habitat forvarious species includingthe endangered Orange Bellied Parrot usd10 provide asource of seed forthe revegetation ofother pads of Dean Meer.The roject will alsoprovide opportunilies forAborigines to learn ecdogicstiy sustainable mid management technigues. 35228 Premlingaum Aboriginal VIC COP Zoustcsre Habitat reslorebon and protection of the objective of this project in: establish locally indigenousnative vegetation, provide 20,500 20,500 Trust Dean Mear nabitat forvarious species including the endangeredOrange Bellied Parrot, provida tource ofseed for therevegetetion of other pads of Dean Meer, proside ryportealties for Aboriginal pecyte to learn ecologicallysustainable lend ‘ranagement techniques. 12877 Ngaenyatjarre Land Council WA BOC tiusticere Werburton Community Vegetationfor ti whole ofcommunity workshop todefine where vehicleswilywill notbe allowed to 10,000 10,000 Health Project venal within the townarea, end to determine high profile public areasfor the ostebuishment of stands of new vegetation. An attempt wilt be madeto associate amity groups& or school clesses with specific sites for monitoring vegetation ~rogresaend dissnudingvehicular transgressions and vandalism. Erection of vehicle rarriers, site preparation and planting in adefined number(4tofl) of high profile sites. Intends to usethe bilumealsing of streets as acatalyst foreffecting change is ~ommsnityathtades towards both vehicular usageand vegefuson establishment in rublic areas. 243t2 Ngvenyutjerra Land Council WA 6CC Sashcare Ngaanystjerrs Traditional Land the Ngeanystjarrelends comprisesome 2ti0,Otitikm2 (3% of mainland Australia), 130,400 107,900 238,300 Management Planning in Action ~osntryfar from and free of many modern developments end disturbance. Tredilional rwners enjoys conssuous association with theircountry, butera now confronting management issues new to their esperienceend theurea. The community is strongly dependent onthe areas naturalresources to support the locelly verysignificant subsistence economy, and increaningly looking lottieland to support economic development Communtilas need access toexternal agendas forenperilue und capecily building. In return, they can offer unprecedesled access to country and treditional Ecologicel Knowledge. Employment stan appropriate facilitator based on the Landswill focsu local action, enable development of boCom-up munegsmest plunning, and csmplemevf and entendexatingNHTand other lend management projects. Total 144,900 243,948 231,810 302,179 228,400 1,191,229

Thinquery response has the following conditions:

Only projects which are from the NIITI program are included. Commercisi in Confidence projects are NOT shows. Unless_otherwise_stated,_only_aporoved_prolecte_sod funds_are_shown.

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Comm ID Organiastion Name Slate Program Id Program Name Application Title Application Description 199811997 199711999 198011999 i99til2080 2009/2001 200112002 Total Projects which have bees Terminated Withdraws or Denied after being epproved are NOT included. Only projects approved from 199811987 onwardsera included. Projects with one of the listed Organisations in thu Org IDa sheet

This data has been edited to remove projects which do notfitthe search criteria.

Projects not ralatad toIPAs -s/r/sincludes prqiucts thatre/ate only to/PAdvve/opmantprrtiects (as gqnosed to the dectared fRAu) - Projects that started before the Pa mes declared These ravults do not include any IRA project funding (asthis ems not w/res was sought) Nodata from regionsl NRMprocesses.

inn twit-—n—- Comm ID Organisatton Name State Program Id Program Name Application Title Application Deacription 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 Total 45303 Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW EEC Envirotund - Bushcare Toogimbie Wetland Rehabilitation - Stage 1 This project will provide acomprehensive water regulation system to allow a 14,273 14273 simulated natural passage of water through the wetland area on Toogimbie Station. This will improve habitat and restore fauna, allowing the periodic inundation ofIDOOha of wetland area, continuing the work of Nan Nan Tribal Council (NNTC). 3954e Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW EDL Drought Envirofund - NNTC Water Delivery Project Thia project will allow the delivery of water tosensitive erase auch as 26,819 26,818 Landcare wetland and native speciea plantations, to allow forthe rehabilitation ofthe land. 38656 Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW CRy Envirofund - Rivercare Toogimbie River Bank Stabilisation The aim ofthis project a to stabilise a portion of the bank (200w) of the 23,364 23,36A Murrumbidgee River, on Toowgimbie Station. This will be done by ebuilding the eroded areas of the bank, using retaining walls and soil. ~1oxiousweeds will be eliminated from the area, prior tothe revegetationof he bank, using native species. 47867 Nan Nan Tribal Council NSW ERV Envirofund - Rivercare Toogimbie Riverbank Stabilisation - Stage This project will continuethe stabilisation ofan eroded section ofthe 26,816 26818 Two Murrumbidgee River along property Toogimbie which is owned by NNTC, snd mansgedto World Union Conservation Standards. Envirofund in 2002 allowed for initial stabilisation worksto be completed, however the scope of he original project was underestimated, and to avoid causing more harm hen good, the project was sectioned into 4 stages.

46220 Dhimurru Land NT REC NNT Extension Zrazy Ant management and eradication in The Northeast Arnhem Land Crazy Ant Management Group (NEALCAMG) 200,000 200000 Management Aboriginal Regional - Bushcare north north eastern Amhem Land will implement a crazy ant eradication program across north eastern Corporation Amhem Land, beforethis pest spreads across northem Australia. The project acts upon recommendations of a scoping study completed in 2002, which concluded that eradication of this ant was feasible. The NEALCAMG comprises of local Yolngu and scientific pemonnel with academic and practical skills in estensive ant control programs. Within the first year, a survey will be completed that detects mmaining incumions of cruzy ants, and all infestations will betreated with a highly specific poison under a Permit all ready approved by the Australian Pesticides & Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA). It is anticipated thateradication levels of up 1090%can be achieved in the initial treatment. Concurrent with the monitoring of eradication success, non-target impacts will be quantified in accordance with regulations ofthe APVMA. In the subsequent year, the monitoring of eradication success will continue, and re-treatment of satellite infestations will be conducted where reguired unfit all incursions are eradicat 49580 Dhimurre Land NT ff80 NHT Extension ~razyAnt Mansgewent& Eradication Implement a Crazy Ant eradication program across north-eastem Amhem 171,100 464,750 401,650 1037500 Management Aboriginal Regional - Eushcare Lead. Corporation 38361 Anange Pitjantjatjara Land SA EEC Envirofund - Bushoare Anangu Pitjantjatjara Ysnkunytjatjara Land Itis proposed that large feral herbivore control on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara 27,682 27,682 Management ManagementFeral Herbivore Control lands will be done using a combination mustering, trap yards and possibly some shooting, under the supervision of and possibly byappropriate traditional owners. The mustering team will also be trained in the control of other important feral animals including cats and foxes. The team will help carry out fox baiting and cat shooting strategically. In particular around important threatened species sitesincluding Nganamara(Mallen fowl) and Waru (Black Flanked RockWallaby) sites.

38410 Anangu Pitjantjatjara Land SA EEC Envirofund - Bushcare Anangs Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjstjara Land Toestablish a propagation and arboretum facilityat the Umuwa as an 27,682 27,682 Management Management Useful Plant Propagation, adjunct to the Land Management nursery and office, the functions ofthis Arboretum and Teaching resource will be to provide a means of propagating and cultivating plants that have a potential economicvalue and are diminishing in numbers in the wild. Further this resource will provide means to involve senior Anegs in teaching about harvest and preparation and totrain; Anangu in propagation, ______,JUU,,uuII dlIJ t,taIunaLItJI, Jr ~ Application Description 2002/2003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 Total Comm ID t Organisation Name State Program Id Program Name Application Title The project will workwith traditional owners to clean, repair and fence 10 27,682 27,682 3ehho Avenge Pitjentjatjere Land SA eec Cnvirofsnd - Bushoare Avenge Pitjantjatjare MUNTA Management ATUNMANKUNTJAI

~10’~ 5W~ mm- Comm ID Organisation Name State Program Id Program Name Application Title Application Description 200212003 2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 Total 40340 Nepabunna Community SA BOB Drought Envirofund - Increase Dam Capacity end Establishment of This project mill increase dam capacity and cetchment of runoff from hilts. - 17,334 17,334 Incorporated Bushcare a Pilot Bush-TuckerOrchard The project will also support a revegetetion and bush-tuckerorchard. The meterIng points areto be relocated ojith the erection of a4km fence ,fluI~fl, This project will reduce damage caused by feral camels inecologically 19,728 19,728 40782 Anenge Piljenljaljere Inc SA EOB Drought Envirotund - Feral Camel Control Program Bushoara sensitive mulga woodlands, grasslands and sand dune ecosystems by texturing alto removing tIre carrrors usrrrs 11555 -- —- •~,.-. 17,191 17191 51679 Ngeanyetjarre Council WA ERV Envirofund - Rivercare ‘rotecting 12 Significant Oibson Desert This project will exclude camels from 12 culturally-nigniticant roctriroles in Aboriginal Corporation ftockholes from Degradation the Oibson Desert near Patjerr end Wanarn communifies. Training will be provided to COEP workem from both communities to construct end install 12 ‘Patjarr Spider’ rockhole guards that prevent camels accessing and fouling the water and from becoming trapped in the rockhole, The project will develop end pubtafi a brochure for rockhole site management end to raise awareness of camel impacts. The rockholes will be monitored regularly to assess the effectiveness of the activity.

238191 260564 464750 401650 1,686,016 Total 320,661 I I

This query response has the following conditions:

Only projeclawhich are from the NNT2 program are included. Commercial in Confidence projects are NOT shown~ - — Unless otherwise stated, only approved projects and funds are shown. Projects which have been Terminated, Withdrawn or Denied after being approved are NOT included. Only projects approved from 200212003 onwards are included. Projects with one of the listed Organisations inthe Org lDs sheet.

This data has been editedto remove projects which do not fit the search criteria. Projects not related to RAe - fhis includes projects that relate only to fPA developmentprojects (as opposed to the declared IPAs) Projectsthat started before the Ida was declared, Theseresults do not include any PA project funding (as this was not what was sought) No data from regional NORM processes. -w-_-

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10779 Anen s Ritisntjetiere Inc SA NLP Nehonal AR Lands Tradisonel Fire Management WLsedManagamentproposeetscosduotaseriesofregionallsedworkshopswhich bring 13,225 13,225 13,250 9 ProgramLandcare Workshops ogetherireha munegement.venaltheat, reinvigoretiosland managersendof theapplicationpestwithofthetraditionalcurrent teedskillsmanagersend knowledgeis orderof totradibseeltacilitete 11151 Avenge Plljanljetisra Inc SA NLP Nehonal heango Plljanlietiers Land this application is for nine separate, yetclosely related projects and includestsar 204,900 185,250 120,809 - Lendcsre stanagement (NLP( supewisory part lime pmieons and twofull ewesupport pesitona. Collectively these Program - projects are the AP Lends Community Ranger Program. Senior menor women are employed on acontract bests to plea, organise and eBect eariess tredisonel and centemporary lend management works in consultebos with tredihonal owners, and to anemias on thejob treinine for tend manegamest trainees. 288sf r’slete Community Inc. SA NLP ‘Isfional Managing Biodiveraity Conservahon of The primary perpme of this project is to menage threats posed to cosservalion values of the 50,000 andcera ‘t’5l5l5 tedigenoss ProtectedArea Yaleta Indigenous ProtectedArea. For the purposes of Ihis project, theYaleta IRA has been urogram dinided into 2sechons (separated by the Byre Nighway). Ills envisagedthat the project will occur overtwo pheses, thesouthern secton lobe completed in 05/51 and the sorthers component in thefollowing year. Management scacaswill include; public accesscontrols; remedial works on dune aegetahon; closure, ripping and renegetahon of tracks; prolecOon of natural / cultural sites of significance; protectonof remnant vegetabon; interpretassignage end informeton disseminsson for thepebhc end YaletaCommunity; ranger patrols and training forYaIuIs Community. 4A00 24251 Ngaenyetjerra Land WA NLR Nehonet Neesnystarre Regional Groundwater ISe Neesnyatlarra tensecomprisesome 250 OOOkm2 (3% of mainland Asstraliaj, country Council Landoere Resource Management Detebese er from and freest many modern developments and disturbance,Thai 850 Tradibonal Program Cwsers enjoyscost masseessocishon with theircountry, but sustalsabte development of heir 11 communities is dependenton conanued accesstoes adeqeste, safe water supply. Through a commissioned atady, Ngasnyeljerre Council has idenahedthe urgent need for an esseasment of themean water resoerces, and astaged model ban been developed to achieve this. Thisproject will collate all esisang bore end monitoring duta intoa specialised regional water datebese to eneble hydrogeologicul anstysis:the reqalred starhegpoint fore lull assessment of the NgeanystjsrrsLendswater resoerce, This mill be programed subsequent to thisproject through apartnership agreementwith state and federal agencies,

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