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Developing collaborative marine turtle monitoring in the K imberley region of northern A ustralia

2015; Wiley; Volume: 16; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1111/emr.12184

1839-3330

Micha V. Jackson, Rod Kennett, Peter Bayliss, Robert J. Warren, Neil Waina, Jason Adams, Leonie Cheinmora, Tom Vigilante, Edmund Jungine, Kirk Woolagoodja, Francis Woolagoodja, Jermaine Umbagai, Jarrad Holmes, Frank Weisenberger,

Species Distribution and Climate Change

Contemporary land and sea management – driven by community‐based planning and informed by traditional and local knowledge and scientific research – can significantly improve both biodiversity and cultural outcomes. Here, we describe the context and process of developing a boat‐based survey approach to marine turtle monitoring by I ndigenous rangers using a collaborative partnership model that supports T raditional O wner aspirations and conservation objectives.