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• Originally from Adelaide I came from a history and politics background to move into Indigenous resource management by training Indigenous Rangers in natural resource management across Northern Australia. I have since worked for government, Inidgenou...More

  Originally from Adelaide I came from a history and politics background to move into Indigenous resource management by training Indigenous Rangers in natural resource management across Northern Australia. I have since worked for government, Inidgenous groups, ENGOs and universities. My core interest is the investigation of how communities can become involved in and contribute to environmental management. Most recently this has included consideration of how social science can help build community capacity to resolve global problems such as climate change. I am currently a social sciences lecturer at the Australian Maritime College teaching courses in marine sustainability and management and the application of qualitative methodologies. I am co-convenor of the Social Sciences Climate Change Research Network (SSCCRN). Less

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