State of the Environment 2023 | Environmental Themes

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Acknowledgement of Country

The EPA acknowledges and respects the Aboriginal peoples of South Australia as the first peoples and nations of this State. We recognise them as the traditional custodians of land and waters in South Australia and that their spiritual, social, cultural and economic beliefs are of ongoing importance today. We recognise that they have made, and continue to make, a unique and irreplaceable contribution to the State.

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