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24.01.2022 In February 320 Indigenous rangers, scientists, government representatives and carbon industry practitioners from across north Australia gathered on Larrakia country to share knowledge and talk about savanna fire management. Missed out on the 2020 Savanna Fire Forum or want to catch up on key highlights? Check out the full video report (7mins) featuring Warddeken Land Management Arafura Swamp Rangers Uunguu Life Carbon Market Institute Natural Carbon Daryl Killin Michelle McK...emey, Ecologist National Indigenous Fire Network Otto Campion Alys Stevens This project would not have been possible without the support of The Nature Conservancy as well as event supporters Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation Luke Gosling MP Australian Government Thanks to everyone who participated in and contributed so generously to this incredible event, especially since we didn't realise at the time just how lucky we were to be able to meet together this year. Bilawara Lee North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd Territory NRM Mimal Land Management North Australian Fire Information - NAFI Charles Darwin University Michael Brand Eric Lede Northern Land Council Kimberley Land Council Olkola Aboriginal Corporation Gamba Grass Roots Aboriginal Carbon Foundation Bushfires NT Australian Wildlife Conservancy Jawoyn Association Thamarrurr Development Corporation Riel Cdu SBS Australia ABC Rural ABC Darwin Environment Centre NT Reports, photos, presentations and updates about the 2021 online forum are available at www.savannafireforum.net

21.01.2022 Analysis of mapping data from North Australian Fire Information - NAFI and Charles Darwin University clearly shows the significant landscape scale change driven by savanna burning. See Rohan Fisher's article in The Conversation for more details. https://theconversation.com/the-worlds-best-fire-management This video is the fifth in a series ICIN has produced to capture some of the key highlights of the fire forum.... Thanks to Weave Films and The Nature Conservancy Australia #indigenousfire #firenorth #savannafireforum #northaustralia

19.01.2022 APPLY NOW - ICIN welcomes the launch of this program to support Traditional Owner groups to share knowledge about fire management. Throughout the Bushfires Royal Commission, ICIN and its member organisations advocated for greater recognition and support for #indigenousfire management by governments and agencies. It is great to see the Australian Government supporting Indigenous-led knowledge sharing through provision of these grants, which range from $20,000 to $200,000 to s...upport knowledge sharing workshops. Only Indigenous businesses, Traditional Owner groups and Indigenous organisations are eligible to apply. Grant applications are NOW OPEN and close on December 10.

19.01.2022 Today as part of #NAIDOCWeek2020 we are featuring Wunambal Gaambera's Right Way Fire Program, which underpins its savanna carbon farming project. Right Way Fire is focused on a combination of burning country according to traditional principles and utilising available technologies. Wunambal Gaambera Uunguu Life Rangers and Traditional Owners look after important animal and plant habitats and important cultural sites with fire. Each year fire walks take place through country. ... Our ancestors used right-way fire from generation-to-generation, says Neil Waina, Head Uunguu Ranger. They passed their knowledge to us and we will pass it down to the next generation. #indigenousfire #fireecology #alwayswasalwayswillbe #savannafireforum

18.01.2022 The Indigenous-led fire management approach across north Australia is recognized as world best practice. Through knowledge exchanges with Botswana, the Indigenous fire managers of #northaustralia are sharing their expertise across the globe and are quickly gaining recognition across the world for their strong knowledge of right-way fire. Accounting for the carbon savings from Indigenous savanna fire management has created an industry creating more jobs on country and indepen...dent revenue for Indigenous land managers. This video is the fourth in a series ICIN has produced to capture some of the key highlights of the fire forum. Thanks to Arafura Swamp Rangers Warddeken Land Management Natural Carbon Uunguu Life Weave Films Carbon Market Institute Kimberley Land Council ABC Rural SBS Australia NITV The Nature Conservancy Australia #indigenousfire #firenorth #savannafireforum #northaustralia

18.01.2022 Good afternoon and happy #NAIDOCWeek2020. We are excited to announce that despite the COVID crisis the #savannafireforum will be happening again next year. But this time we are going ONLINE so everyone can join in to support knowledge sharing, enjoy inspiring talks and take part in discussions about #indigenousfire #fireecology #carbonindustry #wildfire #climatechange. Put it in your calendars!... Stay tuned for further details or go to www.savannafireforum.net or www.icin.org.au to subscribe to updates. Photo: Njanjma and Warddeken rangers fighting wildfire courtesy of Torro Mamardawerre #alwayswasalwayswillbe

17.01.2022 Join Cissy Gore-Birch online this Wednesday as she talks about some of the important Aboriginal partnerships Bush Heritage Australia is suppporting, including working with ICIN members Arafura Swamp Rangers and Olkola Aboriginal Corporation to support knowledge sharing.

16.01.2022 It was great to catch up with the Warddeken Land Management Mamardawerre rangers at the office today before they head back out on the long, hot and dusty road with supplies for Manmoyi community, only a 6 hour drive away! Arijay Nabarlambarl

10.01.2022 Celebrating our members incredible work to manage country during National NAIDOC week because it #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe . Each day we will be profiling an Indigenous-owned savanna carbon project. For more info go to www.icin.org.au

05.01.2022 *SOLD OUT* - Wow! Over 40 Indigenous rangers from ten different groups across the Territory will be attending the ICIN "Sharing your fire management story" workshop tomorrow as part of the Territory NRM conference, with presentations by Larrakia Elder Bilawara Lee as well as Jaemie Page of Thamarrurr Development Corporation and Julia Salt of Mimal Land Management. Really looking forward to supporting some great discussions and hearing your inspiring stories.

02.01.2022 Do you have a passion for knowledge sharing and keen to contribute to help promote and facilitate an active, innovative and Indigenous-led carbon industry. We are hiring! The Indigenous Carbon Industry Network seeks an Indigenous person with excellent writing skills, experience with social media and a passion for knowledge sharing to support communication through the network.

02.01.2022 The network was proud to present the Indigenous carbon industry showcase featuring the Thamarrurr Rangers and South East Arnhem Land Indigenous Protected Area Yugul Mangi rangers at the Territory NRM conference last week. Rangers spoke about their savanna fire project on the main stage, explaining how their fire management work reduces hot fires, following an inspiring communications workshop together with Bilawara Lee and Mimal Land Management.