This little Australasian Grebe wandered into someone’s camp at Black Fish Pond near Broome before being returned to his mother and other friends.

Photo: G Ross

Isaiah 49:16
I shall not forget you. Look, I hold you in the palms of my hands.

Issue 3, May 2007, Highlights:

Editorial

Concerns for exploitation of Peninsula

Wonders of the Kimberley - Starry, starry night...

Office of Justice, Ecology and Peace - Nowhere to lay their heads

KCP Magazine

Concerns for exploitation of Peninsula

In a recent radio interview Caroline Sibosado, on behalf of Lombadina Community on the Dampier Peninsula, raised a concern that there has been inadequate Government consultations on the proposed gas developments in the area. “People don’t understand what it’s all about’, she said. Meanwhile State Government Minister Alanna MacTiernan has awarded contracts to seal 43 kilometres of the Dampier Peninsula road and Caroline says that more rangers are needed to cope with a guaranteed tourist influx. The issue is that increasing tourist numbers will impact on communities and the environment. Rangers are needed to protect people and places from care-less exploitation.

Photo is of Caroline Sibosado

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