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Goldfields, WA

Credo Station

Indigenous Partnerships
Land Management

The Credo Station project covers 520,690ha and is part of the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group application to claim native title land in the Western Australian Goldfields.

Details

In conjunction with its joint venture partner, Marlinyu Ghoorlie, Salubris will create a comprehensive land management program focusing on habitat restoration. Activities will include controlling feral cattle, reinstating water points and managing fire potential to limit negative impact on forest regeneration and enhance biodiversity.

Salubris seeks to encourage an even greater connection to Country by supporting the preservation and transfer of knowledge within the community. Proposed local employment and Ranger Training Programs can help empower Traditional Owners by supporting them in managing and returning to Country. Salubris is committed to securing land ownership for Traditional Owners in the near term, backed by an economic model that supports enduring land management.

The Partners are working with the Western Australian State Government to enter into a Diversification Lease over the land that will see the Marlinyu Ghoorlie people take long-term ownership of Credo Station.

The return of Credo Station ownership to the Marlinyu Ghoorlie people, combined with a strong economic model to support this ownership, is a key goal of this project.

Activities

  • Ranger Programs

  • Management of feral animals and unplanned grazing to limit their negative impact on forest regeneration

  • Fire management

  • Reinstatement of water points

  • Heritage and cultural engagement

  • Habitat restoration

Project Highlights

The Credo Station project is the subject of a Diversification Lease application which will provide long-term land tenure in the name of Marlinyu Ghoorlie under the Land Administration Act.

  • Salubris and the Marlinyu Ghoorlie claimant group have signed a partnership agreement to work constructively across the native title claim. Together, they will deliver environmental and social outcomes that benefit both parties.
  • The partnership aims to create a best-in-class environmental project on Marlinyu Ghoorlie land.
  • Engagement of the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group as partners is fundamental to the success of this project. This partnership aims to deliver three core outcomes
    • Create sustainable environmental benefits
    • Create real economic value for the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group and local communities
    • Generate social outcomes for the Marlinyu Ghoorlie group and local communities

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