National Parks Association of the A.C.T. Outing to Ginninderra Falls and Gorge - 28th June 1964
Attached are notes from an NPA outing to the falls in 1964.
Bird notes by R Schodde and plant notes by Nancy Burbidge.
Dave Kelly.
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History
Ginninderra Falls European Cultural & Historical Heritage
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Ginninderra Falls European Cultural & Historical Heritage
This is a powerpoint presentation prepared for the Environmental Defenders’ Office by Juhee Kim.
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Co-existence: Recognizing and respecting Indigenous rights in planning?
Canberra Urban and Regional Futures
Professor Mick Dobson AM, Director National Centre for Indigenous Studies and ANU PhD Scholar Ed Wensing take up the challenge of co-existence in the interests of indigenous planning.
Lower Ginninderra Creek Geology
The following notes are derived from the scientific literature on the geology of the lower Ginninderra Creek and surrounding region just to the north of the Australian Capital Territory.
Reference material
The following reference material is appropriate for the area of interest:
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ACT Government Genealogy Project - Our Kin Our Country - August 2012 Report
Extracts from -
ACT Government Genealogy Project
Our Kin Our Country
August 2012 Report
Prepared for:
Dr Chris Bourke MLA
Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
August 2012
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Ginninderra Catchment Area Historical Notes
19th Century Surveying and Mapping
Historically the Ginninderra catchment area has been an important link between the 19th century settlements around Yass, Queanbeyan, Lake George and the Limestone Plains.
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Murray County map, 1848 Forums
In 1979 Ginninderra Falls was opened to the publicIn 1978 my father, Rob Caldwell, and his friend Greg Hayes wanted to open Ginninderra Falls to the public. They wanted to make it accessible. So they arranged for a lease on both the Falls and the house on the hill above the old Parkwood House. In those days it was called Brae Cottage, at the foot of Boxer Hill. Forums
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