Aboriginal Land Trusts

Aboriginal Land Trusts are legal entities that hold land on behalf of Aboriginal communities, ensuring the land is managed and preserved for their cultural, spiritual, and economic benefit. They serve as custodians, protecting traditional ties and rights to the land while enabling communities to govern and develop it according to their values. These trusts play a key role in land rights and native title arrangements, supporting self-determination and cultural preservation while providing access for community-led projects.