Pam Schultz cultural heritage & NRM consultant

    Cultural Heritage Services -working on rehabilitating mine sites

    Workings at Anniversary Mine near Herberton Nth QLD
    Mbabaram Traditional Owners working at the historic Anniversary Mine site to help mitigate toxic runoff into Grants Creek.
    I have been working with Aboriginal People or Australian Traditional Owners for two decades, firstly as an artist and secondly as an anthropologist and archaeologist. In 2011, I completed a Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Science with applied research techniques. Together with the above accomplishments and skills, I have achieved fieldwork projects with Aboriginal Australians. Projects include biodiversity surveys, water quality and weed training, and recording Aboriginal cultural heritage and histories.  
    Mbabaram Traditional Owners at a water quality workshop
    Mbabaram Traditional Owners from the Watsonville area near Herberton inspect aquatic life on a water quality training excursion in Mareeba, North Queensland.
    Mbabaram Traditional Owners testing water at Anniversary Mine near Herberton
    Mbabaram Traditional Owners testing the water at Anniversary Mine site in Herberton, Queensland, Australia.