Indigenous Protected Areas
Some examples of Indigenous Protect Areas include:
- Southern Tanami Indigenous Protected Area in Tanami Desert
- Angas Downs Indigenous Protected Area in Northern Territory
- Deen Maar Indigenous Protected Area in Victoria
- Warul Kawa Indigenous Protected Area in Torres Strait
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