Category: sea Country
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Caring for sea Country through turtle tracking
World Ranger Day recognises and celebrates the work of Rangers around the world who care for and protect lands, waters, wildlife and cultural heritage. IMOS recognises Traditional Custodians and Elders as Australia’s first marine scientists, as well as the vital role Indigenous Rangers play in caring for sea Country through traditional knowledge, cultural practices and…
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Working together on sea Country through ocean glider deployments
As Australia celebrates NAIDOC Week 2026 and this year’s theme, “50 Years of Deadly”, IMOS is recognising the partnerships that bring people together on sea Country. Through collaborations between Traditional Owner organisations, local operators and researchers, ocean observing activities are creating opportunities for participation, learning and shared stewardship of Australia’s marine environment. The Great Barrier…
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Talking sea Country business in East Arnhem Land
In December 2025, IMOS Indigenous Partnerships Coordinator, Tonya Grant, travelled across East Arnhem land in the Northern Territory to meet with Indigenous sea ranger groups on Country. The Roadshow Trip was facilitated by Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) Indigenous Partnerships Coordinator Fallon Hines based in the Darwin office, and accompanied by Carl Grant (AIMS…
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