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Workshop Series 8
Traditional knowledge of the marine environment in northern Australia, 1985
Edited by F. Gray and 1. Zann
Proceedings of a Workshop held in Townsville, Australia, 29 and 30 July 1985
Sponsored by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and Commonwealth Department of Primary Industry.
COVER PAGE
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CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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PART A: BACKGROUND PAPERS IN ARCHAEOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNOBIOLOGY
- John Campbell. Role of fishing in Aboriginal: society before European arrival in Australia.
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- Kingsley Palmer. Status of documentary information on Aboriginal and Islander fishing and marine hunting in Northern Australia.
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- Nicholas Green. Aboriginal affiliations with the sea in Western Australia.
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- R. E. Johannes. Research on traditional tropical fisheries: some implications for Torres Strait and Australian Aboriginal fisheries.
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PART B: TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITIES
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- Great Barrier Reef Communities
- Isaac Hobson. Lockhart River Community
- Lester Rosendale. Hopevale Community
- Jimmy Johnson. Wujal Wujal Community
- Bryce Barlow. Yarrabah Community
- Eric Bunn. Palm Island Community
- Torres Strait Communities
- Ephraim Bani. Badu and Thursday Islands
- Eddie Habo. Murray Island, Torres Strait
- Gulf of Carpentaria and North-Western Australian Communities
- Graeme Friday and Johnson Timothy. Borroloola Community
- Joe 'Davey. Bardi Community, One,Arm Point
PART C: STUDIES ON THE USAGE OF MARINE RESOURCES BY TRADITIONAL COMMUNITIES
- Andrew Smith. The usage of marine resources by the people of the Hopevale Aboriginal community on the east coast of Cape York Peninsula: preliminary results.
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- Stephen Davis. Aboriginal tenure of the sea in northern Arnhem Land.
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- John J. Bradley. The concurrence of knowledge and tradition in the hunting of dugongs and sea turtles in the Sir Edward Pellew Islands.
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- Robert I. T. Prince. Traditional knowledge of the marine environment, fisheries, and conservation of marine wildlife - Western Australian perspective.
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PART D: STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGY OF TRADITIONAL MARINE RESOURCES
- Helene Marsh. The dugong problem.
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- Claudia Baldwin. Management of dugong: an endangered marine food species of traditional significance.
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- Colin J. Limpus and C. J. Parmenter. The sea turtle 'resources of the Torres Strait region.
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- Carla P. Catterall and Ian R. Poiner. Exploitation techniques versus characteristics of exploited species: which parameters define the impact of traditional gathering on intertidal shellfish.
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- Ian R. Poiner and Aubrey Harris. The effects of trawling on the traditional marine resources of the Torres Strait.
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- Gordon R. V. Anderson. Perceptions of plenty: approaches to the management of migratory and non-migratory species subject to traditional subsistence hunting.
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PART E : COMMISSIONS
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- Marine Demography
- Management Principles
- International Action
- Education
- Communication/Planning Forum
- Summary of findings/issues/conclusions reached by the workshop
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
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