Volume 26, Issue 4

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December 2016

Special Issue:Indigenous participation and partnerships in aquatic research and management

Issue Editors:

David A. Crook,
Michael M. Douglas,
Alison J. King,
Stephan Schnierer

9 articles in this issue

Towards deeper collaboration: stories of Indigenous interests, aspirations, partnerships and leadership in aquatic research and management
David A. Crook
Michael M. Douglas
Stephan Schnierer
Editorial 05 October 2016 Pages: 611 - 615
Caught in the tides: the (re)development of a trepang (sea cucumber, Holothuria scabra) industry at Warruwi, Northern Territory
Jackie Gould
Research Paper 14 October 2015 Pages: 617 - 628
Remobilizing netukulimk: indigenous cultural and spiritual connections with resource stewardship and fisheries management in Atlantic Canada
L. Jane McMillan
Kerry Prosper
RESEARCH PAPER 22 June 2016 Pages: 629 - 647
Maintaining customary harvesting of freshwater resources: sustainable Indigenous livelihoods in the floodplains of northern Australia
Emma Ligtermoet
RESEARCH PAPER 22 April 2016 Pages: 649 - 678
An unlikely partnership: fishers’ participation in a small-scale fishery data collection program in the Timor Sea
James Prescott
James Riwu
Andhika Prasetyo
Research Paper Open access 05 January 2016 Pages: 679 - 692
Composition of the Aboriginal harvest of fisheries resources in coastal New South Wales, Australia
S. Schnierer
H. Egan
Research Paper 05 October 2016 Pages: 693 - 709
Collaborative research partnerships inform monitoring and management of aquatic ecosystems by Indigenous rangers
Rebecca J. Dobbs
Christy L. Davies
Peter M. Davies
Research Paper 20 October 2015 Pages: 711 - 725
Optimising the monitoring of tropical aquatic resources through the development of Indigenous scientific capability
Thor Saunders
Simon Xuereb
Research Paper 05 October 2016 Pages: 727 - 736
Erratum to: Restoring habitat and cultural practice in Australia’s oldest and largest traditional aquaculture system
Denis Rose
Damein Bell
David A. Crook
Erratum 17 October 2016 Pages: 737 - 737

Volume 26, Issue 4

Towards deeper collaboration: stories of Indigenous interests, aspirations, partnerships and leadership in aquatic research and management

Caught in the tides: the (re)development of a trepang (sea cucumber, Holothuria scabra) industry at Warruwi, Northern Territory

Remobilizing netukulimk: indigenous cultural and spiritual connections with resource stewardship and fisheries management in Atlantic Canada

Maintaining customary harvesting of freshwater resources: sustainable Indigenous livelihoods in the floodplains of northern Australia

An unlikely partnership: fishers’ participation in a small-scale fishery data collection program in the Timor Sea

Composition of the Aboriginal harvest of fisheries resources in coastal New South Wales, Australia

Collaborative research partnerships inform monitoring and management of aquatic ecosystems by Indigenous rangers

Optimising the monitoring of tropical aquatic resources through the development of Indigenous scientific capability

Erratum to: Restoring habitat and cultural practice in Australia’s oldest and largest traditional aquaculture system

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