Determining the Potential for Geotrails by Alan Briggs

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The Gunduwa Conservation Region (GCR) is situated over a convergence of biological, cultural and geological attributes that are of international significance. Located in the Midwest region of Western Australia the GCR also straddles the agricultural industries of cropping and grazing, and pastoral lands. Gunduwa is the Aboriginal name given to the prominent rocky outcrop now known as Mt Singleton which lies on Ningham Station, between Dalwallinu and Paynes Find on the Great Northern Highway. There are many other geological features within the region, some with interesting early explorer connections. During 2016 the potential for establishing geotrails in the region was investigated. This paper relates the concepts developed in considering what makes good geotrails, the overlaying structure for deriving heritage touristic information and also looks at preliminary findings of research into the community’s perceptions of establishing a Geopark in the region.

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2016 Global Eco Asia -
Pacific Tourism
Conference
21 - 23 November 2016,
Hobart, Tasmania
Determining the Potential for Geotrails
Alan Briggs – PhD Candidate,
Murdoch University and Gunduwa Conservation Region
Western Australia

DETERMINING THE
POTENTIAL FOR GEO-TRAILS
LANDSCAPE STORIES
WITHIN
GUNDAWA CONSERVATION REGION

BASIS FOR DETERMINING
THE POTENTIAL FOR
GEOTRAILS IN GUNDUWA
• Geological History
• – billions of years in development
• Fauna and Flora development
• – evolving with time and to places
• Aboriginal Culture
• – 40,000 to 60,000 years of living culture
• Early European Exploration
• – 250 years of exploration, pastoral and land use
• Contemporary land use
• – cropping, grazing, sandalwood, mining, tourism

POTENTIAL GEO-TRAIL KEY AREAS WITHIN
THE GUNDUWA CONSERVATION REGION
Wubin –
3.5hrs n of
Perth (270km)
Perth to
Paynes Find
– 6 hours,
450km)
Mullewa -
5hrs,
470km

Two
local
examples
Charles Darwin Reserve

Discussions with
Community
Leaders
• Key elements:
• Create more awareness of the
potential – community,
government and business
• Engage with the locals
• Tourism is important
• Geoparks, Geotourism add to the
opportuities

Thank You
• This project is supported by the following:
• Gunduwa Conservation Region Association
• Bush Heritage Australia
• Shires of Perenjori, Morawa, Yalgoo and Bencubbin
• Murdoch University

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Determining the Potential for Geotrails by Alan Briggs

1. 2016 Global Eco Asia - Pacific Tourism Conference 21 - 23 November 2016, Hobart, Tasmania Determining the Potential for Geotrails Alan Briggs – PhD Candidate, Murdoch University and Gunduwa Conservation Region Western Australia

2. DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL FOR GEO-TRAILS LANDSCAPE STORIES WITHIN GUNDAWA CONSERVATION REGION

4. BASIS FOR DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL FOR GEOTRAILS IN GUNDUWA • Geological History • – billions of years in development • Fauna and Flora development • – evolving with time and to places • Aboriginal Culture • – 40,000 to 60,000 years of living culture • Early European Exploration • – 250 years of exploration, pastoral and land use • Contemporary land use • – cropping, grazing, sandalwood, mining, tourism

8. John Forrest Hill And cairn

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15. POTENTIAL GEO-TRAIL KEY AREAS WITHIN THE GUNDUWA CONSERVATION REGION Wubin – 3.5hrs n of Perth (270km) Perth to Paynes Find – 6 hours, 450km) Mullewa - 5hrs, 470km

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17. POTENTIAL GEOSITES

18. Two local examples Charles Darwin Reserve

19. Discussions with Community Leaders • Key elements: • Create more awareness of the potential – community, government and business • Engage with the locals • Tourism is important • Geoparks, Geotourism add to the opportuities

20. Thank You • This project is supported by the following: • Gunduwa Conservation Region Association • Bush Heritage Australia • Shires of Perenjori, Morawa, Yalgoo and Bencubbin • Murdoch University

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