Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Resources

Established under the Northern Territory Aboriginal Sacred Sites Act, the Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority is responsible for overseeing the protection of Aboriginal sacred sites on land and sea across the whole of Australia’s Northern Territory.

A guide on searching our Mura® Collections catalogue for material on Australian use of plants for food and medicine.

This page features many of the key people in the world of Indigenous astronomy, including elders who share their knowledge, researchers, Aboriginal astrophysicists, communicators, and Aboriginal students working in this space.

In this digibook, we learn about the history of Aboriginal agriculture and technology and celebrate the ingenuity of the First Australians.

The CLC represents Aboriginal people in Central Australia and supports them to manage their land, make the most of the opportunities it offers and promote their rights. Its region covers almost 777,000 square kilometres of rugged and often inaccessible country in the southern half of the Northern Territory.

Act as a body representative of First Nations groups and in particular to provide a channel for ethically maintaining the knowledge that has been passed down to our members as First Nations people that has made the bush foods Industry, work ethically with our Elders/knowledge holders and engage with stakeholders on traditional plant use and cultural knowledge

Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) are areas of land and sea managed by Indigenous groups as protected areas for biodiversity conservation through voluntary agreements with the Australian Government.

Examples of traditional weather and climate knowledge by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ) is a Martu organisation. Martu lands have significant conservation values globally, nationally and locally and this website includes the cultural, country and social aspects.

Case studies and resources for natural resource managers and Indigenous people to use in caring for Australia’s unique landscape

The Northern Land Council is an independent statutory authority of the Commonwealth. It is responsible for assisting Aboriginal peoples in the Top End of the Northern Territory to acquire and manage their traditional lands and seas.

A starting point for general information and resources from the University Library and external resources on Science.