Sentence examples for land community from inspiring English sources
Despite repeated assurances that no Northern Territory remote homelands would be closed, a lack of government communication has left leaders in the Arnhem land community of Milingimbi believing it to be inevitable.
Eight months after twin cyclones ravaged their Arnhem Land community of Galiwin'ku, Aboriginal residents say the storms had a silver lining.
The report, Pride of Place: Land, Community and a Popular Environmentalism, argues that, by engaging more with their own local environment, individuals would be more likely to change their behaviour to help halt global climate change.
More than 250 people in the remote Arnhem Land community and nearby outstations were left homeless after cyclone Lam in February, and then Nathan in March traversed the top end coastline and destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes, as well as vital infrastructure.
The global land community has accepted that individual land titling on its own cannot deliver security of tenure in a complete or timely fashion, and that a continuum of land rights approach needs to be used.
The Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association distinguishes three types of conservancies: private conservancies set up by a private individual or corporate on private land, community conservancies set up by a community on community land and group conservancies created by pooling land by contiguous private land owners (King et al. 2015).
We need to take a comprehensive but sensitive approach, evaluating existing land, communities and transport uses against what could be.
Even less is known about the actual impacts of these perceived changes (Kabubo-Mariara [2009]; Notenbaert et al. [2013]; Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change IPCC [2014]) to the dry land communities.
For the first peoples of this land, communities of African descent, other communities of color and poor people, news about America the violent, is not really news at all.
A cross-sectional survey of 551 Indigenous women aged 18 60 years was undertaken in 9 Arnhem Land communities.
This scheme would capture water from the slopes of Mt. Elgon, get stored in a reservoir and then supply to the lower land communities including Bulucheke where the camp was situated.
