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Community
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
engagement
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
government
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
Honours
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
Indigenous protected areas
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Toogimbie Indigenous Protected Area: Providing Livelihood Opportunities for Local People, Unpublished community report.
IPA
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Toogimbie Indigenous Protected Area: Providing Livelihood Opportunities for Local People, Unpublished community report.
livelihoods
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Toogimbie Indigenous Protected Area: Providing Livelihood Opportunities for Local People, Unpublished community report.
management
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
thesis
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Exploring engagement between Indigenous communities and government: lessons for Country management. Fenner School of Environment and Society. Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) with Human Geography Honours thesis,
toogimbie
Anderson-Smith B. (2008).  Toogimbie Indigenous Protected Area: Providing Livelihood Opportunities for Local People, Unpublished community report.