Clarification of CSR Permit System for 2007

Submitted: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 at 16:50
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The much talked about permit system for areas on/near the Canning Stock Route (CSR) is not yet in place - so what does this mean?

Since Native Title ownserhip has been granted to the Martu people and they have identified and published which sites they wish to restrict access to, travellers for the 2007 seasons must adhere to the regulations as follows:

NO ACCESS to the following areas (NO PERMIT is available): Mt Shoesmith, Wandurba Rockhole, Biligilli Well, Jenkins Track, Percival Lakes, Callowa Track, Savoury Creek Track, Killagurra Spring, Biella Spring, Calvert Ranges, and the track to the Calvert Ranges and beyond.

The following areas are accessible but ONLY WITH A PERMIT: Sunday Well, Durba Springs, Diebel Springs, Onegunyah Rockhole, Western section of Lake Disappointment, the Track to McFadden Ranges, Helen Hill, Turtle Hill, Slate Range, Ural Native Well, Libral, Lake George, Lake Winifred. Currently, there is no permit system in place, so none of the above areas are accessible yet. This means none of the above listed sites can be visited by tourists planning trips this season.
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