CSIRO worked with partners to develop a strategic framework for investment in Indigenous cultural and natural resource management in the Northern Territory.

As part of Land and Water Australia’s Tropical Rivers program, Dr Sue Jackson of Sustainable Ecosystems hosted a collaborative workshop to identify and develop strategies for protecting Indigenous values in the context of water resource management.

CSIRO’s fire ecology and management research in rangelands and savannas aims to improve fire management, understand fire's role in controlling invasive plants and increase our knowledge of fire and its effects.

CSIRO and Indigenous partners are working to identify further research needs and priorities of Indigenous people in the rangeland and savanna regions of Australia. 

CSIRO has scientists from a range of disciplines contributing to better regional planning for sustainable habitation of the Australian rangelands and savannas

Sustainable mananagement and habitation of 'Outback' and 'Top End' Australia is an important goal which CSIRO researchers working in arid rangelands and tropical savanna environments are addressing.

This project is investigating new enterprises and job opportunities for Indigenous communities based on natural resource management.

CSIRO's laboratory in Alice Springs conducts research that addresses a range of issues in arid and semi-arid rangelands.

The CSIRO laboratory in Darwin, Northern Territory, serves as a focus for research in the seasonal tropics of northern Australia.