Les Schultz Ngadju - Country Needs People

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Indigenous Ranger and Protected Area programs are proven success stories, not only for the health of our natural heritage but for the lives of Indigenous people. Add your voice to the campaign to grow and secure this success.

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Les Schultz Ngadju

We have six part time rangers managing land nearly the size of Tasmania

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