Sandy Dann IV With Yawuru Country Manager Mon Edgar About Monsoon Vine Thickets 180221

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Aboriginal Rangers protect Monsoonal Vine Thickets by weeding, collecting seed, propagating and planting at a revegetation site in Broome’s Minyirr Park. Mayingan Manja Balu in Minyirr Park is part of this Threatened Ecological Community and faces threats from weeds, fire, pollution, development and feral animals. This wonderful video, made with the Yawuru country managers by film maker Alex Smee, was funded by the State NRM Program and the state government’s Aboriginal Ranger Program. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okQFsFADWTg&feature=youtu.be

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