Customary Marine Tenure in Australia

Discover the profound connections between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and the sea in "Customary Marine Tenure in Australia" by Nicolas Peterson. Published by Sydney University Press, this insightful book delves into the often-overlooked ownership of marine areas and their resources, highlighting the significance of these relationships alongside land connections. With 408 pages of in-depth analysis, this first edition, originally published in 1998 by Oceania Publications, offers a comprehensive exploration of customary marine tenure in Australia. Peterson's work is essential for anyone interested in Indigenous rights, marine conservation, and the intricate ties between culture and environment. Expand your understanding of Australia's coastal heritage and the vital role of Indigenous knowledge in managing marine resources.