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Protecting and respecting cultural knowledge, including how this is shared and used, is essential … Cultural knowledge is valuable and should be protected. Before sharing your cultural knowledge, it is important to agree what can be shared, who it can be shared with, what it will be used for, and how it will be protected.  Take your time, ask questions, and don’t feel pressured. Getting advice from a lawyer is recommended.  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledge is protected …

Engagement and consent … The foundation of any good project, partnership or agreement on Country should consider a rights-based approach to engagement, such as the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and ensuring there is Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC). … If you have been asked to consent (or agree) to a new opportunity on Country it is important to be aware of the project details, how it will impact your Community, and who holds the right to make decisions.  …

Creating a project plan together can be a powerful experience. It helps bring people’s ideas together and builds a shared goal that is connected to Culture and Country. … With clear goals, respectful partnerships, and strong leadership, a plan becomes more than a roadmap—it becomes a way to build confidence, create change, and feel proud of your work. … Connect with businesses that can provide support services for projects on Country. … Explore grant and funding opportunities that support your …

Explore new opportunities for First Nations leadership and participation and in carbon farming, fishing, environmental markets, clean energy, and inland water. … Carbon farming projects are a powerful way to fight climate change and care for Country. First Nations-led projects can use cultural knowledge, create jobs, protect sacred sites, and earn carbon credits that bring income and benefits to communities. … First Nations peoples have been caring for Country and protecting Australia’s …

The Knowledge Hub … Your suggestions will help us continue improving the Knowledge Hub. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. … The Knowledge Hub provides information to support First Nations' projects on Country, including an overview of Traditional Owner rights and interests, an exploration of key sector market opportunities, and information on how to get involved as a project owner, partner or consent authority.  … We welcome your feedback … Knowledge …

Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders have been caring for Country and protecting Australia’s biodiversity for more than 60,000 years and are uniquely positioned to lead nature repair and environmental market projects. … Use these resources to find out more about environmental markets.  Connect with these First Nations led organisations to find out more and see what other people are doing.  Indigenous Country and Biodiversity Alliance (ICBA) ICBA is a national group that helps …

Inland water refers to all the rivers, lakes, wetlands and hidden underground water across Australia. These waters shape the land, support life, and connect everything—from plants and animals to people and places. … Use these resources to find out more about inland water markets.  Connect with these First Nations led groups to find out more and see what other people are doing.  Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations (MLDRIN) MLDRIN is a group of First Nations from the southern part of …

First Nations communities have always used smart and sustainable ways to fish. Today, fishing and aquaculture are big industries in Australia, and it’s important that First Nations communities continue to be involved. … Use these resources to find out more about fisheries and aquaculture.  Connect with these First Nations led organisations to find out more and see what other people are doing.  Aboriginal Sea Company (ASC) ASC is building First Nations-owned businesses in the seafood and marine …

Australia is changing how it makes electricity by using more clean and renewable energy, like solar and wind. Clean energy projects can bring cheaper power, new jobs, and help build stronger communities. … Use these resources to find out more about renewable and clean energy markets.  Connect with these First Nations led organisations to find out more and see what other people are doing.  First Nations Clean Energy Network (FNCEN) This network makes sure First Nations people are at the centre …

This interactive mapping tool lets you explore opportunities on Country … This mapping tool makes it easy to explore detailed information about your location. Whether you’re planning a project, looking at your property, or just exploring, this tool gives you clear, accessible information. Enter your address via the search (top right-hand corner) and use the left-hand side to view interactive layers, including: •    Native Title – check if native title rights apply in your area •    National …