The cultural impacts of introduced animals in Australia

田园和野生动物种群的存在使定居者和澳大利亚土著居民对动物地位及其管理的看法大相径庭。为了响应最近呼吁更多地承认土著生态知识的呼吁，该项目将产生关于引进动物冲突的文化影响的新知识。三个案例研究将展示土著和定居者澳大利亚人如何在殖民时期出现关于动物的思想，并继续塑造现代澳大利亚。加深我们对生态危害的文化影响的理解、解决冲突以及成功的合作将带来重大好处。

The presence of pastoral and feral animal populations has brought into sharp relief highly divergent views of settler and Indigenous Australians about the status of animals and their management. In response to recent calls for greater recognition of Indigenous ecological knowledge, this project will generate new knowledge about the cultural impacts of conflict over introduced animals. Three case studies will show how Indigenous and settler Australian thinking about animals emerged in the colonial period and continues to shape modern Australia. Significant benefits emerge from deepening our understanding of the cultural impacts of ecological harms, addressing conflicts as well as successful collaborations.