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practising reconciliation through Indigenous knowledge-sharing in tourism

  • Written by Nicole Curtin, PhD Candidate, Charles Darwin University
practising reconciliation through Indigenous knowledge-sharing in tourismBart Pigram, Yawuru owner/operator of Narlijia Experiences Broome, WA, out on Country with visitors.Bart Pigram, Author provided

We acknowledge the Bininj, Larrakia, Noongar, Ngarluma, Yindjibarndi and Yawuru peoples as the Traditional Owners of Country where this article, and our research, was conducted and written, and we pay our respects to...

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