... was conducted in 2001 NSW State legislation, current when this work was carried out in 2001, required the assessment of the impact of proposed developments to threatened species, Mapping glider songlines*: development of a landscape management policy for the Yellow- bellied Glider Petaurus australis (Shaw 1791...

... in songline. Warragul songline. He s in there. It s the cultural connection that the dingo represents that we want to share here. The dingo is a native animal under the NSW Biodiversity and Conservation Act 2016, (previously under the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974) but it has not afforded any...

... system that can work without reference to landmarks (Collett & Graham, 2004, p. 475). In Aboriginal culture, these pathways are known as songlines. Songlines and the Dreamtime Songlines are journeys, told through the oral history of Dreamtime stories and songs that weave their way through the physical...

... and Annangrove Daly, G. 2005. Mapping glider songlines: development of a landscape management policy for the Yellow-bellied Glider Petaurus australis (Shaw 1791) in the Eurobodalla Shire on the south coast of New South Wales. Australian Zoologist 33 (2): 180-187. Mapping glider songlines: development...

.... AuZstoraolilaongist volume 41 (3) 295 A statement on the cultural importance of the dingo Oliver Costello, Noel Webster and Dan Morgan Representatives of the Bundjalung,Yuin Walbunja, and Southern Yuin Tribes DOI: httpsdoi.org/10.7882/AZ.2021.028 Dingo is language down home in Warragul. He s in songline. Warragul...

... it was 1830 or even later. The five claims are: it was planned; it was precise; it could be repeated, hence predicted; it was organised locally; and it was universal like songlines it united Australia. (The concept of songlines is itself a matter of debate.) It would be accepted generally that Aborigines...