3.2.1 Indigenous peoples’ custodianship of outdoor environments
This term describes the responsibility Indigenous peoples have to care for and manage the land, water, and all living things.
What is custodianship?
This relationship focuses on protecting ecosystems and biodiversity.
What is conservation?
This method can create rapid influence but may lack long-term attitude change.
What is protest or direct action?
This party has no clear renewable energy target.
Who are the Liberal Party?
These human activities contribute to increased greenhouse gases and rising temperatures.
What is the burning of fossil fuels?
RAPs are recognised under this Victorian law.
What is the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006?
Track erosion from hiking demonstrates this indirect impact of this relationship.
What is recreation?
This strategy helps reduce conflict by involving different groups.
What is community consultation?
This party strongly opposes new coal mines.
Who are the Greens?
Evidence such as rising temperatures supports this viewpoint.
What is human-caused climate change?
Indigenous groups must prove this connection to be formally recognised on land.
What is a connection to Country?
This positive outcome can occur when recreational users develop appreciation for nature.
What is environmental awareness?
This process gives a final legal decision but is costly.
What is use of court system?
The Greens party plans to phase out coal by this year.
What is 2030?
This argument suggests climate has always changed over time.
What is natural causes of climate change
“Right People, Right Country, Decision Making, Capability, and Incorporation” are known as these.
What are requirements for formal recognition?
This explains why a single activity (e.g. surfing at Point Leo) can involve overlapping relationships.
What is interconnected/overlapping relationships with outdoor environments?
A potential disadvantage of using the courts system.
What is win–lose situation?
Supporting coal exports focuses on this outcome.
What is economic growth?
This gas is a major contributor to warming.
What is carbon dioxide (CO₂)?
RAPs such as the BLCAC provide advice and make decisions about these to protect important sites.
What are Cultural Heritage permits and agreements?
Recreation differs from economic relationships because it is primarily driven by this motivation.
What is enjoyment or personal wellbeing?
Conflict exists because some groups value horses for this reason.
What is cultural/heritage value?
This technology is supported by the Liberals to reduce emissions from fossil fuels.
What is carbon capture?
These opposing positions lead to this in society and government.
What is conflict or debate?