Eagle Highway - Access
Submitted: Monday, Apr 14, 2014 at 17:41
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80cruiser
Was starting to research a trip up the
david carnegie road and then
eagle highway and found this.
http://www.centraldesert.org.au/resources/120926_IPA_Plan2_for_Country_Birriliburu.pdf
On page 34 it says "Tourists would be excluded from accessing this area (mainly due to
privacy reasons) and from travelling along the track known as the
Eagle Highway. The exception would be if they are part of a Martu
tour or guided by the native title holders"
Does anyone know if this is the case for 2014 or has this not been finalised as yet?
Reply By: Motherhen - Tuesday, Apr 15, 2014 at 17:16
Tuesday, Apr 15, 2014 at 17:16
With no answers to your question so far Cruiser, try contacting
Department of Aboriginal Affairs or put in an application outlining you proposed route and see what happens. If you do either of these, you may need to follow it up as the Department was not good on communicating when I was applying for transit permits.
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Reply By: Mick O - Tuesday, Apr 15, 2014 at 20:42
Tuesday, Apr 15, 2014 at 20:42
Cruiser,
I'd suggest that is probably the case. You could try and contact Central Desert Native Title
Services in
Perth. They administer Birriliburu and quite a few other areas but are pretty specific about the non issue of permits. Doesn't hurt to seek advice from them in regards to travel on the Eagle. The particular areas they are trying to protect isMungilli at the southern end and Karringarri Claypan at the northern end of the Eagle.
Central Desert Native Title ServicesCentral Desert NTS - Permits
Cheers Mick
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