Land

Ngawu ngirrma Bulmba. Ngawu Bulmba-barra, Ngawu Djabugay  

I call out to Country, I belong to country! I’m Djabugay.

Djabugay Nation
Land sustains plants and animals, purifies our water, and buffers the extremes of weather and climate. People manage land to produce food, fibre, minerals, energy and places to live. Some places are set aside for spiritual and cultural purposes or for recreation. Our stewardship of the land ensures that it can continue to sustain us and the broader environment.  
Key Findings
Find out the main messages of the report. Each chapter has 10 key points that summarise the findings of the chapter.
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Outlook and impacts
Where are we headed? Understand the outlook of our land, based on how it is tracking now and how we are managing it. Also find out how recent changes will affect our health and our wellbeing.
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Environment
How are the different aspects of our land tracking? Explore the condition of Australian land cover, vegetation, soil and carbon.
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Pressures
What are the pressures on our land? Identify the main climate, human and industry pressures on our vegetation and soils and find out how they are affecting environmental health and our own wellbeing.
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Management
How effective is our management of land? Discover the main environmental management interventions and actions, and how well they protect our land and minimise the impact of pressures.
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Chapter resources
Find out about the chapter authors and their analysis approach, the artwork appearing in the chapter, and the available supplementary material.
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