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Peter Lacey

NAIDOC Week: Darwin's Aboriginal rangers are on a mission to protect the far eastern curlew

Senior ranger Gabrial Millar says working to protect the far eastern curlew is more than just a job.  (ABC News: Peter Lacey)

Along the shores of Darwin Harbour, Larrakia Indigenous rangers are monitoring and recording data on the far eastern curlew, a critically endangered bird that flies thousands of kilometres from north-east Asia to Australia's shores each winter.

For senior ranger Gabrial Millar, 22, working to protect and care for her clan's traditional country is "more than just a job".

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