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Indigenous rangers hoping government program continues

A ranger is trained in catching snakes.
A ranger is trained in how to catch a snake. One of the many tasks their job entails. Source: SBS

The federal government's Indigenous ranger program employs more than 700 workers across the country. They care for some of Australia's toughest and most remote landscapes. But with the current funding agreement for the program set to expire in June, ranger groups face a nervous wait to see if their work can continue.


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By Rhiannon Elston, Mai Hoa

Source: SBS



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The federal government's Indigenous ranger program employs more than 700 workers across the country. They care for some of Australia's toughest and most remote landscapes. But with the current funding agreement for the program set to expire in June, ranger groups face a nervous wait to see if their work can continue.



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