CANBERRA, ACT, Nov. 18 -- Murray-Darling Basin Authority issued the following news release:
The study, led by the Wilcannia Barkandji community, highlights the enduring Cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance of Barkandji stone fish traps along the Baaka near Wilcannia.
MDBA General Manager Science Acquisition, Matthew Coleman said the project showcases the importance of working with First Nations communities to care for the Basin's rivers and ecosystems.
"This research reminds us that Country holds knowledge - and that by listening to Traditional Owners, we can find new ways to heal both people and the river," Dr Coleman said.
"The Barkandji community's leadership in ensuring continuous Cultural connection with the Baaka and r...