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Frydenberg said an independent Indigenous heritage assessment, conducted in consultation with traditional owners, would be undertaken as part of the next phase of the project, and that the government would talk to Indigenous stakeholders "to explore local ecotourism opportunities".

The system of indigenous rangeland assessments and monitoring could rapidly provide information needed by policy makers.

The indigenous rangeland assessments used knowledge of soils, vegetation, livestock grazing preferences and the suitability of different landscapes to regulate wet- or the dry-season grazing movements.

The possibility for an Indigenous-specific assessment(s) to take place outside the IPCC however, should also be explored.

In ecological risk assessment, indigenous species such as fish and earthworms are often used as bioindicators for adverse effects caused by environmental contaminants.

The focus groups had two aims: (1) to establish the 'indigenous' assessment criteria pilots use when assessing the language ability of peers and (2) to establish what level is sufficient as the operational level.

We recognise that in some grant assessment processes, Indigenous researchers or Indigenous people working in end user sites are included as reviewers.

The introduction of a new Medicare item (item 710) in 2004 for health assessment of Indigenous people aged 15-54 years has been welcomed as an example of innovative policy in Indigenous health [ 27].

Soils and vegetation are fundamental to indigenous rangeland classification and assessment.

Assessment of indigenous range management knowledge of the Booran pastoralists of southern Ethiopia).

A series of collaborative action research case studies to improve numeracy teaching and assessment of Indigenous VET students was developed.