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Wet Tropics wildlife is celebrated worldwide

Research Group Leader, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History However, the cultural heritage of the Wet Tropics isn’t recognised or celebrated with quite the same gusto, with the world heritage listing failing to acknowledge the rich, ongoing significance of Aboriginal culture. Our recent paper assessed existing archaeological, paleoenvironmental, and historical evidence. And we showed the diverse ways these forests are globally significant – not just for their ecological heritage, but also for preserving traces of millennia of human activities. But there’s much scope for cultural recognition to go further on a national level, too. While the Wet Tropics’ National Heritage Listing recognises Indigenous heritage, Traditional Owners should have more freedom to manage the region in our holistic way. This would lead to better outcomes for the environment.

Pensioner faces $665 fine after being accused of taking crystal from Queensland national park

Pensioner faces $665 fine after being accused of taking crystal from Queensland national park MonMonday 8 FebFebruary 2021 at 3:08am Harry Ward says a pair of rangers turned up at his door and told him he was under investigation after he posted about finding a crystal. ( Share Print text only Cancel A pensioner who is being treated for cancer is facing a $665 fine from Queensland Parks and Wildlife after being accused of taking a crystal from a national park in Far North Queensland. Key points: Harry Ward, 66, says he found the quartz near a bridge, by a roadway He is being investigated by Queensland Parks and Wildlife and faces a $665 fine after he posted about his find on social media

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