@phdthesis{833762a2c86c4e658ea72ac01b7c7ee5,
title = "Learning from lizard traps: walking together to care for granite Country",
abstract = "Granite outcrops are biodiverse, ancient, vulnerable, and culturally significant ecosystems that playecological, hydrological, and thermal roles in the wider landscape. Southwest Australian AboriginalTraditional Ecological Knowledge includes detailed, nuanced, and in-depth knowledge of graniteoutcrop ecosystems that has developed over millennia. This PhD is based upon cross-culturalcollaboration between ecologists and Traditional Custodians from NoongarMerningar/Menang/Goreng, Noongar Wilmen, and Badimia Nations, with the aim of learning how towalk together to care for granite country, including chapters on Traditional Ecological Knowledge,ecology, threats, and the role of language and education in caring for country.",
keywords = "Two-way science, OCBIL, caring for Country, SWAFR, landscape",
author = "Susie Cramp",
year = "2024",
doi = "10.26182/wghb-bt17",
language = "English",
school = "The University of Western Australia",
}