Report warned Indigenous communities may struggle to benefit from fracking in the Northern Territory's Beetaloo Basin

Traditional owner Mark Raymond is sceptical there will be jobs for locals in the Beetaloo Basin. (Supplied: Nurrdalinji Aboriginal Corporation)

There has been test fracking for gas for several years on Jingili traditional owner Mark Raymond's country at Tanumbirini, Beetaloo Station and Amungee Mungee.

He is worried about the Northern Territory government's plan to allow a major Beetaloo Basin gas development to start full production later this year, because he fears there could be environmental impacts.