Figure 5:Sketch map of the Cumberland Plain showing First Nations tribal lands in 1788. Unknown author

from The Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan Master Plan

Figure 4:First Nationss using Fire to Hunt Kangaroos - Joesph Lycett, c1820 – National Library of Australia

5.0 SIX KEY MOVES

Figure 14: Photo of the Paper Daisy in the Australian Display Garden, ABGMA

5.1 SIX KEY MOVES

As a result of extensive consultation sessions, discussion and collaboration with the ABGMA team, and from thorough site and market analysis, Six key moves have been identified as the underpinning framework to inform the Master Plan moving forward. These are as follows:

Figure 5:Sketch map of the Cumberland Plain showing First Nations tribal lands in 1788. Unknown author

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Figure 4:First Nationss using Fire to Hunt Kangaroos - Joesph Lycett, c1820 – National Library of Australia

5.0 SIX KEY MOVES

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Figure 4:First Nationss using Fire to Hunt Kangaroos - Joesph Lycett, c1820 – National Library of Australia

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