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Senior Ngadju ranger James Schultz says the IPA means Ngadju people now have a seat at the table when it comes to environmental conservation.(ABC News: Jarrod Lucas)
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Two sites in Western Australia amassing to an area larger than Tasmania have been placed in the care of traditional owners. The land totalling seven million hectares has been declared Indigenous Protected Areas and dedicated to the National Reserve System. The Ngadju people in WA's Goldfields and the Ngururrpa people in the Great Sandy Desert will receive more support and autonomy in traditional land management practices.

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