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Solomon Islands and Torres Strait communities strengthen conservation ties through Indigenous Knowledge Exchange
Australia is supporting a dynamic Indigenous Conservation Knowledge Exchange between the Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) and the Torres Strait Regional Authority (TSRA), deepening partnerships between First Nations communities across the region. Through the Australian Volunteers Program’s Indigenous Pathways initiative, four TSRA rangers recently completed a three-week exchange in Honiara. The exchange builds on longstanding relation…
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Solomon Islands and Torres Strait communities strengthen conservation ties through Indigenous Knowledge Exchange
Australia is supporting a dynamic Indigenous Conservation Knowledge Exchange between the Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) and the Torres Strait Regional Authority (TSRA), deepening partnerships between First Nations communities across the region. Through the Australian Volunteers Program’s Indigenous Pathways initiative, four TSRA rangers recently completed a three-week exchange in Honiara. The exchange builds on longstanding relation…
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