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Mary Tarran on James Price Point negogitaions
Jabirr Jabirr Traditional Owner Mary Tarran discusses the importance of protecting Indigenous culture and heritage at James Price Point.
“We the Karajarri Rangers are continuing on the work of our old people, using the traditional knowledge they have to learn about how to look after our country. Karajarri Country stretches all the way from the desert jilas and sand dunes to the ocean where our coastline is dotted with tidal creeks and freshwater springs. We have a responsibility to our people and our country. Looking after and protecting our native plants, animals and cultural sites from humans, fire, weeds, cattle and pests, is what we are here to do.”
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