Aboriginal art — Australia's neglected inheritance

Abstract

Australia's rich inheritance of Aboriginal rock art is now under threat from a rapid growth in tourism. Tourists seek out remote areas of the country where they can experience the ‘real’ Australia and Aboriginal rock art sites are promoted as integral to that ‘outback’ experience. Various management techniques have been used at rock art sites to protect them from tourists but not all have been successful. Research has been concerned with studying visitor behaviour at rock art sites and evaluating the various management techniques being employed to protect the art.

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