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Friends of
Australian Rock
Art
Friends of Australian Rock Art (FARA) was formed in November 2006
in response to concerns by the West Australian National Trust with
regard to a lack of government interest in protecting the Dampier
Archipelago, particularly the Burrup Peninsula (Murujuga), from
vandalism and deterioration due to uncontrolled industrial
development.
The organisation has since grown to become a respected independant,
incorporated association that focuses on raising awareness of the
threat to rock art on the Dampier Archipelago, especialy with regard
to industrial development on the Burrup Peninsula
All of FARA's activities are undertaken by volunteers who are
passionate about the PROTECTION, PRESERVATION and PROMOTION
Friends of Australian Rock Art (FARA) was formed in November 2006
in response to concerns by the West Australian National Trust with
regard to a lack of government interest in protecting the Dampier
Archipelago, particularly the Burrup Peninsula (Murujuga), from
vandalism and deterioration due to uncontrolled industrial
development.
The organisation has since grown to become a respected independant,
incorporated association that focuses on raising awareness of the
threat to rock art on the Dampier Archipelago, especialy with regard
to industrial development on the Burrup Peninsula
All of FARA's activities are undertaken by volunteers who are
passionate about the PROTECTION, PRESERVATION and PROMOTION
(PPP) of rock art,
Particularly that of the Dampier
Archipelago, and
the Burrup Peninsula.
There have been some real successes along the way, with many
more people now aware of how important the rock art of the
Dampier Archipelago is to humanity.
HIGHLIGHTS:
the Burrup Peninsula.
There have been some real successes along the way, with many
more people now aware of how important the rock art of the
Dampier Archipelago is to humanity.
HIGHLIGHTS:
An international campaign
titled
"Stand Up For The
Burrup",
which has drawn the world's attention to the plight of the Burrup
Peninsula's rock art.
California (USA)
Hon. Malcolm Turnbull announces National Heritage Listing (green)
of non industrial areas of the Dampier Archipelago, including the
Burrup Peninsula, in March 2008.
The establishment of an annual tour to the Burrup Peninsula with
350 people taking part since 2007
which has drawn the world's attention to the plight of the Burrup
Peninsula's rock art.
California (USA)
Hon. Malcolm Turnbull announces National Heritage Listing (green)
of non industrial areas of the Dampier Archipelago, including the
Burrup Peninsula, in March 2008.
The establishment of an annual tour to the Burrup Peninsula with
350 people taking part since 2007