... presentation at the Royal Society of Van Diemen’s Land in 1849 reveals Aboriginal knowledge of the reproductive behaviour and life history of Tasmanian echidnas not described in the scientific literature until very recently. Echidna Platypus oviparity Indigenous knowledge Tasmania Indigenous...

... of traditional food and alteration of totem species. This paper describes the significance of frogs to the Gängan and Gapuwiyak communities, assesses frog biodiversity in Yolngu territory according to indigenous knowledge, attempts to document the changes in frog biodiversity currently occurring as a result...

... Land. Australian Zoologist 19:133-139. Kend, B.A., Schuett ,G.W., and Schuett, L.W. 1997. Pythons of Australia. Canyonlands Publishing Group. Telfer, W.R., and Garde, M.J. 2006. Indigenous Knowledge of Rock Kangaroo Ecology in Western Arnhem Land, Australia. Human Ecology 34:379-406. httpdx.doi. org...

... Lowe, and Oskar Peterson 1014 Indigenous Knowledge of Monotreme Oviparity in Tasmania and Mainland Australia:What European Science Refused to Hear Stewart C. Nicol 1029 Factors affecting bird attacks on small mammal traps Young, C. M., Kimpton, K.A., Cohen, H.M, Burns, P.T., McLaughlin, K., Banks, P.B...

...: Indigenous knowledge, social-ecological relationships and new perspectives’, The Rangeland Journal, 32: 259-265 From the other side of the knowledge frontier: Indigenous knowledge, social-ecological relationships and new perspectives The Rangeland Journal 32 259 265 Nairn, Bede 1976. ‘Robertson...

...Michael P. Ward; Kathryn Qing-Ling Sivieng; Victoria Brookes Interactions between dingoes and domestic dogs in Australia have implications for disease spread, but to understand the potential impact, better knowledge of the nature of this dingo-domestic dog interface is needed. Driven by a need...

... indigenous capacity and local knowledge regarding the conserva- tion and sustainable development of forests should, through institutional and financial support, and in col- laboration with the people in local communities concerned, be recog- nized, respected, recorded, developed and, as appropriate...

... and redemptive ecology Australian Zoologist 33 369 378 Smith, W. and Green, G. 2001. Top ranger brought in for the cull. The Courier Mail. 5 May 2001. Suchet, S. 2002. ‘Totally wild’? Colonising discourses, indigenous knowledges and managing wildlife. Australian Geographer. 3(2):141-157...

...- fringed waterhole, where the wild folk have come to have a drink since those mythical days. Traditional dingo knowledge and the mythic journeys of the ancestors are still celebrated in remote communities today. AMRRIC (Animal Management in Remote and Rural Indigenous Communities) Veterinarian Sophie...

.... On the face of it, Australia, with its insect friendly climate and advanced scientific organisations, is in a good position to raise insects. We also have indigenous knowledge as an important information source to draw from. However, many of the moth and beetle types of insects traditionally eaten...

... of seafloor biodiversity with mussel restoration. Scientific Reports 12: httpsdoi.org/10.1038/ s41598-022-09132-w Rayne, A., Byrnes, G., Collier Robinson, L., Hollows, J., McIntosh, A., Ramsden, M., Rupene, M., Tamati Elliffe, P., Thoms, C., Steeves, T.E., and Ban, N. 2020. Centring Indigenous knowledge...

... is implicit in indigenous knowledge of native ecology and indigenous lore based on a relational understanding of nature (Cajete and Bear 2000; Salmón 2000; Bach and Larson 2017). It is difficult, however, to know what indigenous beliefs and values about particular species were in the pre-colonial period...

... is not relevant. Thus, with documented knowledge of the probability of transmission given contact, the challenge to model rabies spread within populations and between populations at the wild-domestic interface is to characterise and measure effective contact. Within Indigenous communities across Australia...

...), and the harvest of wild meat for food is currently unquantified but likely to be extremely large (Conservation Visions 2016). Indigenous peoples in developed countries and regions such as North America and Australia often have a strong cultural preference for wild meat over domestic sources, and continue...

... into planning, make use of traditional knowledge by involving Traditional Owners of ecological knowledge in planning, management, and research. However, there are no specifics in Megafires about how the recommendations can be implemented leaving much unanswered. Chapter 33 returns to the theme of Indigenous...

... to accommodate Indigenous uses and values, this was viewed cynically by the traditional owners and other Indigenous groups that make use of the BMP. Other forms of locally based knowledge for example knowledge held by commercial and recreational fishers tended to focus on fishing knowledge and involved...

... s probably the most well whether Minister Hunt [the then Federal Minister for qualified person to talk on this issue, who also thinks it the Environment] made the right decision. would be an excellent idea, given his extensive knowledge of crocodile breeding biology. ROSIE COONEY: I can certainly...

... in their natural environment, it is highly likely that Indigenous peoples have encountered such sightings as they lived with, cared for and developed ecological knowledge of gliders over millennia. I thank Josh Bowell from the Wildlife Queensland Yellow-bellied Glider Project who provided me with the opportunity...

...Holly S. Bradley; Damien Hirsh; Damian Lettoof ABSTRACT Despite being a hotspot for reptile diversity, there is a chronic knowledge gap surrounding the ecology of Australian reptiles. Understanding the complex interactions between species, such as predator-prey relationships, can be key to informed...

.... & N. Smith 1999. Planting indigenous species: a subversion of Australian eco-nationalism. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas and H. Ericksen (eds) Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, pp.153-175. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. Quicksands: Foundational...