2024年9月5日 · The wartaji project exemplifies the effectiveness of Traditional owner-led conservation and ecological research, highlighting the cultural and ecological significance of wartaji. This initiative was designed to expand knowledge within the community and build the capacities of local rangers for long-term management.

Located in northwest Raleigh NC, off of Glenwood Ave, at the intersection of Duraleigh Rd and Pleasant Valley Rd, Waraji offers an extensive selection of sushi, sashimi and authentic Japanese cuisine. Also, we can boast the largest Sake selection in the Carolinas! What's your favorite place that you've found to eat?

Crabstick, eel, fish powder, cucumber and tamago. Soft shell crab, scallions, smelt roe and spicy mayo. Thinly sliced cucumber wrapped around crabstick, avocado and sesame seeds. Selection rolled with avocado and sesame seeds in thinly sliced cucumber.

The wartaji (or dingo) holds immense cultural significance for the Nyangumarta people and is a vital part of a healthy Country. This inspired the community and rangers to focus on the wartaji as a key part of the management objectives of the IPA.

2024年9月5日 · about the wartaji’s behaviour and lifestyle, the role of wartaji in fostering a healthy Country, and how wartaji should be managed and monitored. Specific questions included finding out where on the IPA the wartaji lived, how many wartaji were there, what they ate (diet), and whether there

Waraji (草鞋 わらじ) (Japanese pronunciation: [w̜aɺadʑi]) are light tie-on sandals, made from ropemaking fibers (usually straw), that were the standard footwear of the common people in Japan. [1] Waraji resemble other forms of traditional Japanese footwear, such as zori and geta, with a few key differences.

2024年9月5日 · The wartaji (or dingo) holds immense cultural significance for the Nyangumarta people and is a vital part of a healthy Country. This inspired the community and rangers to focus on the wartaji as a key part of the management objectives of the IPA.

Warning. This article may contain images, names of or references to deceased Aboriginal people. The Nyangumarta people are the Traditional Owners of more than 33,000 km2 of land and sea in north-western Australia, encompassing Pirra Country (The Great Sandy Desert) and nearby coastal areas. They are also the custodians and managers of the Nyangumarta Warrarn Indigenous Protected Area (IPA ...

Home of the freshest, most authentic Japanese cuisine in the Triangle. Largest selection of sake in the Carolinas. Extensive gluten-free menu options.