Welcome to CAEPR
WELCOME to the new look CAEPR website! We hope that you'll find the new layout intuitive to search and navigate.The CAEPR site offers a number of new features, including email notification when we publish new research, RSS feeds, networking linkages, and a host of under-the-hood features to make the site faster, better able to handle multimedia, and able to anticipate future demands.
- Masters by coursework
- PhD in Indigenous policy research
- What is available?
- What do our students do?
- Study enquiries: (02) 6125 2053
Announcements
Caring for country: Australian natural and cultural resource management - EMR Special issue
Ecological Management and Restoration's special issue on Indigenous Land and Sea Management is now available online for free download.
The ground-breaking special issue, edited by Emilie Ens and Tein McDonald, highlights Indigenous contributions to Australian natural and cultural resource management, and presents work and ideas from a diverse range of Indigenous and non-Indigenous practitioners, researchers and collaborators who work in central and northern Australia in a range of environments, from local to regional scales. Articles showcase a range of projects from the centre and the north including: Indigenous and non-Indigenous partnerships for enhanced two-way management of remote country, the conservation of threatened rock wallabies, collaborative planning processes, species surveys, and Indigenous perceptions of introduced camels and ecology.
Senior Waanyi and Garawa Cultural Advisor visits CAEPR
Mr Jack Green, Senior Waanyi and Garawa Cultural Advisor, visited CAEPR in mid October as a guest of the People on Country Project.
New People on Country Project Newsletter
The latest People on Country Newsletter (Vol. 3 No. 1, August 2011) is now available for download, with reports on recent PoC and partner organisation news and events.
Seminars
The next CAEPR Seminar Series commences in early 2012. Please check back for program details.
