Fishing lifestyles: 'Territorians', traditional owners and the management of recreational fishing in Kakadu National Park

Australian Geographical Studies

Volumn 42, Issue 1, 2004, Pages 60-76

  Palmer, Lisa ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE   (Australia)

Author keywords

Aborigines; Joint management; National parks; Natural resource management; Nature; Recreational fishing

Indexed keywords

INDIGENOUS POPULATION; LANDOWNER; LIFESTYLE; RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY; RECREATIONAL MANAGEMENT; SPORT FISHING;

AUSTRALASIA; AUSTRALIA; KAKADU NATIONAL PARK; NORTHERN TERRITORY;

EID: 16544363551     PISSN: 00049190     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8470.2004.00243.x     Document Type: Article

References (39)

1. Amateur Fishermen's Association of the NT, 1996: Kakadu National Park Draft Plan of Management Submission.
2. Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service, 1986: Kakadu National Park Plan of Management. ANPWS, Canberra.
3. Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service and Kakadu National Park Board of Management, 1991: Kakadu National Park Plan of Management. ANPWS, Canberra.
4. Ayre, M., 2002: Yolngu places and people: taking Aboriginal understanding seriously in land and sea management. Unpublished PhD. Thesis, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne.
5. Berndt, R. and Berndt, C., 1970: Man, Land and Myth in North Australia: The Gunvinggu People. Ure Smith, Sydney,
6. Campbell, M.B., 1989: Fishing lore: The construction of the 'sportsman'. Annals of Tourism Research 16, 76-88.
7. Castree, N., 2001: Socializing nature: theory, practice, and politics. In Castree N. and Braun B. (eds) Social Nature: Theory, Practice, and Politics. Blackwell, Malden, Ma. USA, 1-21.
8. Chaloupka, G., 1975: Report on Aboriginal traditional landownership of the Alligator Rivers Region. Part 2: landowning groups and their traditional territories. George Chaloupka, Darwin.
9. Chaloupka, G., 1993: Journey in Time: The World's Longest Continuing Art Tradition. Reed, Sydney.
10. Chaloupka, G., Kairigi, N., Nayidji, B. and Namingum, G., 1985: Cultural Survey of Balawurru, Deaf Adder Creek, Amarrkananga, Cannon Hill and the Northern Corridor. Unpublished report to the ANPWS and The Museum and Art Galleries Board of the NT, Darwin.
11. Christie, M., 1992: Grounded and ex-centric knowledges: exploring Aboriginal alternatives to Western thinking, paper presented to the Fifth Annual Conference on Thinking. Townsville, Australia, 7 July, 14-27.
12. Christie, M., and Perrett, B., 1996: Negotiating resources: language, knowledge and the search for 'secret English' in northeast Amhem Land. In Howitt, R., Connell J. and Hirsch, P. (eds) Resources, Nations and Indigenous Peoples; Case Studies from Australasia, Melanesia and Southeast Asia. Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 57-65.
13. Cooke, P. and Armstrong, G., 1998: Ownership and resource use on islands off the Liverpool River, Northern Territory. In Peterson N. and Rigsby B. (eds) Customary Marine Tenure in Australia. Oceania Monograph, Oceania Publications, University of Sydney, Sydney, 178-191.
14. Duff, G., 1989: Impact of recreational angling in Kakadu National Park, Unpublished report to ANPWS, Canberra.
15. Eusson, D., 1985: Submission to ANPWS on why people be allowed to fish in the Kakadu National Park Stages I-II-III. Amateur Fishermen's Association NT, Darwin.
16. Jackson, S., 1995: The Water is not empty: cross-cultural issues in conceptualising sea space. Australian Geographer 26, 87-96.
17. Johannes, R.E., 1978: Traditional marine conservation methods in Oceania and their demise. Annual Review of Ecological Systems 9, 349-364.
18. Julius, A., 1994: Frustrating times for Top End fishos. Northern Territory News (4 March), 19.
19. Kakadu National Park Board of Management and Australian Nature Conservation Agency, 1996: Kakadu National Park Draft Plan of Management. Parks Australia, Jabiru.
20. Kakadu National Park Board of Management and Parks Australia, 1998: Kakadu National Park Plan of Management. Parks Australia, Jabiru.
21. Keen, L, 1975: Report on Aboriginal land-ownership of the Alligator Rivers Region. Part I: the land-owning groups (clans) and their membership. Ian Keen, Darwin,
22. Keen, I., 1980: The Alligator Rivers Stage II Land Claim. Unpublished report to the NLC, Darwin.
23. Keen, I., 1984-1985: Aboriginal tenure and the use of the foreshore and seas: an anthropological evaluation of the Northern Territory legislation providing for the closure of the seas adjacent to Aboriginal land. Anthropological Forum 5, 421-439.
24. Langton, M., 2002: Ancient jurisdictions, Aboriginal polities and sovereignty. Paper presented at the Indigenous Governance Conference Canberra 3-5 April. Online: http://www.reconciliationausnlia.org/ textonly/info/publications/governance/speeches.html Accessed: 02-10-15.
25. Levitus, R., 1982: Everybody Bin All Day Work: A Report to the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service on the Social History of the Alligator Rivers region of the Northern Territory 1869-1973. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra.
26. Merlan, F., and Rumsey, A., 1982: The Jawoyn (Katherine Area) Land Claim. NLC, Darwin.
27. Nettheim G., Meyers, G., and Craig, D., 2002: Indigenous Peoples and Governance Structures: A Comparative Analysis of Land and Resource Management Rights. Aboriginal Studies Press, AIATSIS Canberra.
28. Northern Territory Government, 1998: Statehood protects my lifestyle. Sunday Territorian (6 September), 12.
29. Northern Territory Government, 1999: Foundations for our future. Sunday Territorian (31 October), 42.
30. Palmer, K., 1984-1985: Ownership and use of the seas: the Yolngu of north-east Arnhem Land. Anthropological Forum 5, 448-455.
31. Palmer, L., 2001: Kakadu as an Aboriginal Place: tourism and the construction of Kakadu National Park. Unpublished PhD thesis, Northern Territory University, Darwin.
32. Pyne, R., 1996: The Administration and management of fish and aquatic life in the Northern Territory. In Sultan, R., Josif, P., Mackinolty, C., and Mackinolty, J. (eds) Ecopolitics IX Conference: Perspectives on Indigenous Peoples Management of Environment Resources, Darwin 1995. Northern Land Council, Darwin, 80-83.
33. Sharp, N., 1996: Reimagining Sea Space in History and Contemporary Life: Pulling up some Old Anchors. Discussion Paper No. 5, North Australian Research Unit, Australian National University, Darwin.
34. Spencer, B., 1928: Wanderings in Wild Australia. Macmillan, London.
35. Sullivan, S., 2000: Getting the science right, or introducing science in the first place? in Stott, P. and Sullivan, S. (eds) Political Ecology. Arnold, London, 15-44.
36. Tacon, P., 1989: From Rainbow Snakes to 'x-ray' fish: the nature of the recent rock painting tradition of Western Arnhem Land, Australia, Unpublished PhD thesis, Australia National University, Canberra.
37. Verran, H., 1998: Re-imagining land ownership in Australia. Postcolonial Studies 2, 237-254.
38. Willems-Braun, B., 1997: Buried epistemologies: the politics of nature in (post) colonial British Columbia. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 87, 3-31.
39. Young, I., 1995: Communication and the other: beyond deliberative democracy. In Wilson, M. and Yeatman, A. (eds) Justice and Identity: Antipodean Practices. Allen and Unwin, Wellington. 134-152.