EWB Challenge 2026 · Design Area 4: Augmenting the Ranger ProgramDavid’s Friends · UTS
School-to-Ranger PathwayLama Lama Country · Port Stewart
Section 08 — References

References, figures and tables

All references in APA 7th edition. The reference list is excluded from the word limit.

8.1Reference list

Reference list

  1. Department of Trade, Employment and Training. (2026). Career Start program policy 2025–28 (Version 1.1). Queensland Government. https://www.publications.qld.gov.au/dataset/64304343-191b-4b1e-a6a7-3d46d5902f8c/resource/aa9ffd70-ff0d-4f2c-8a26-25dde1ad0ea2/download/career-start-program-policy_1-july-2025.pdf
  2. Engineers Without Borders Australia. (2025). Aerial view of Port Stewart [Photograph]. EWB Challenge. https://ewbchallenge.org/challenge/port-stewart-lama-lama/
  3. Engineers Without Borders Australia. (2026). 2026 EWB Challenge design brief: Port Stewart, Lama Lama. https://ewbchallenge.org/challenge/port-stewart-lama-lama/
  4. Lama Lama Land Trust. (n.d.). Aakurru (our home). Welcome to Lama Lama Country. https://www.lamalama.org.au/country/
  5. National Indigenous Australians Agency. (2022). Stories from Country 2022: Stories and reports from Indigenous Rangers and Indigenous Protected Areas Programs. Australian Government. https://www.niaa.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/publications/stories-from-country-2022_0.pdf
  6. Nicholls, M. (2022, April 4). Viva’s great rip-off: Weipa motorists pay the price. Cape York Weekly. https://capeyorkweekly.com.au/vivas-great-rip-off-weipa-motorists-pay-the-price/1185/
  7. Queensland Government. (2025, August 22). Rangers engaging community and young people. https://www.qld.gov.au/environment/plants-animals/conservation/community/land-sea-rangers/youth-community-engagement
  8. Queensland Government. (2026, March 9). Looking after Country grant program. https://www.qld.gov.au/firstnations/grants-funding/looking-after-country
To be completed by the team

Before submission, open every link above and confirm the source exists, the author and year are correct, and the page numbers cited on this site match. Add any source used in the group charter, minutes or prompt log that is not yet listed here.

8.2Figures

List of figures

  1. Figure 1. Aerial view of Port Stewart, Lama Lama Country, Cape York Peninsula. Engineers Without Borders Australia (2025).
  2. Figure 2. Lama Lama land and sea Country around Princess Charlotte Bay. Lama Lama Land Trust (n.d.).
  3. Figure 3. Functional diagram of the School-to-Ranger pathway, showing inputs, the four stages and outputs.
  4. Figure 4. Pilot year planned around the wet and dry seasons and school holidays.
  5. Figure 5. Prototype v0.1 of the one-page calendar and progress record, filled in as an example Junior Ranger partway through Stage 2.
  6. Figure 6. Journey map of a Junior Ranger moving through the four stages, with the feelings and risks at each step.
8.3Tables

List of tables

  1. Table 1. Decision matrix: the three shortlisted options scored against the four design criteria.
  2. Table 2. Proposed responsibilities by partner.
  3. Table 3. Estimated pilot costs, all amounts in Australian dollars.
  4. Table 4. Risk register for the pilot, with planned responses.
8.4Team

David’s Friends

Akash, Rishi, Jake, Denzel, Berat, Louis. University of Technology Sydney. Design Area 4 — Augmenting the Ranger Program.

This website is student work prepared for the EWB Challenge 2026. It is a proposal only and has not been endorsed by the Yintjingga Aboriginal Corporation or the Lama Lama Land Trust.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Lama Lama People as the Traditional Owners of the land and sea Country around Princess Charlotte Bay, where this project is based, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We also acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, on whose land UTS stands and where this work was produced.