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BOSP Australia

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“For thousands of years, the Aboriginal Australians lived and cultivated the land around them for survival in rough environments. While they may be only 1-3% of the Australian population today, these carvings on these ramparts signify that their knowledge and history live on and will forever be considered a sacred part of their land. Our teacher Claire Baker took us up to these "ramparts" on one of our first days of Terrestrial Ecology and Conservation class to explain to us that to properly understand and conserve the land around us is to the acknowledge the Aboriginal elders of the past, present, and future.” Honorable Mention of the Urban & Natural World category: "The Ramparts: An Aboriginal Past and Present" by Paul Phan from Autumn 2019-20 in Australia.

BOSP announces photo contest winners

Bing Overseas Studies Program
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Sept. 27, 2020
The Stanford Daily

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