Declared Indigenous Protected Areas
Australia currently has 25 Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs), and other Indigenous communities are in the process of developing their land as an IPA.
Each declared IPA is actively managed by its Indigenous owners, who protect their land's plants, animals and cultural sites. The rangers work to control weeds, feral animals and wildfire, and carefully manage visitor impacts.
Every IPA makes an important contribution to Australia's nation-wide network of parks and reserves, the National Reserve System.
The following IPAs have been declared, covering an area of over 20 million hectares:
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