Protecting Natural Heritage: using the Australian Natural Heritage Charter is a guide to help you conserve places of natural heritage significance. This book uses principles outlined in the second edition of the Australian Natural Heritage Charter for the conservation of places of natural heritage significance a reference publication developed by the Australian Heritage Commission and the Australian Committee for IUCN (World Conservation Union). Drawing on the Charter, it gives you the tools needed to make sound decisions for managing and restoring natural heritage places whether: degraded or pristine; large or small; with many heritage values or just one; with areas of international, national or local significance; or farms, council reserves, mining leases, publicly or privately owned places, the land of traditional Indigenous owners or formally protected areas. Any individual or group involved in conserving Australia's natural heritage places can use this guide - including landowners and managers, non-government and government organisations, decision-makers, voluntary groups or professional practitioners. Protecting Natural Heritage: using the Australian Natural Heritage Charter replaces the Natural Heritage Places Handbook which provided assistance in applying the first edition of the Charter.

Guidelines include purpose of indigenous heritage conservation and the consultation and negotiation process. Includes indigenous management checklist.

Australian Master Environment Guide was previously published by CCH Australia.The Australian Master Environment Guide is a practical handbook designed for environmental managers, health and safety managers, business managers, students and anyone who needs an overview of environmental best practice and law. It contains information on key aspects of environmental management in industries such as techniques, systems, land development, pollution, chemicals, energy, waste, water and biodiversity.