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Australia's Top Land Apex Predator - The Dingo

DINGO CULTURE
ABORIGINAL VOICE
FOR THE

DINGO

Aboriginal people have strong belief systems that value nature.  The Dingo is not only a cultural keystone species, but, it is also kin (family).

SINCE INVASION

Dingoes have been shot, trapped and baited by Western Culture (Governments & Livestock Industries).

GOVERNMENT

LEGISLATION

Dingoes are listed as  invasive species and there is no protection. Legislation IGNORES the NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS of Aboriginal People.

THE BIG LIE

The livestock Industry use the term 'WILD DOG' to justify the discriminate killing of our

beloved culturally significant totem the Dingo.

65,000 YEAR

MANDATE

A Cultural obligation mandated by our Ancestors to RESPECT, PROTECT and CARE for our animals and plants.

The entrenched belief in the priority of sheep and cattle over the Dingo and Native animals is revealed in both types of discourse and has survived into the twenty-first century.

Young Orphaned and Rescued Rainforest Dingo, North Queensland

Legal Avenues for Indigenous-Led Dingo Conservation and Management

Dingo Culture has been granted pro bono support from a world leading law firm.  This world class law organisation will assist Dingo  Culture to achieve legislative reform to better protect dingoes. A draft discussion paper is currently in the pipeline and will be launched soon.  Watch this space!

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Currently Dingo Culture is trying to raise funds for the launch of a draft discussion paper which will give insight to:

The legal avenues for Indigenous-led dingo conservation and management

All the Latest Updates

Keep up to date with the latest news and media about the Dingo here.

Get to Know Us

Dingoes are our ngalbay, our totems.  When you have a personal totem, it’s described as sharing the spiritual essence of that ngalbay, that totem, as prescribed to it in the dreaming.

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