'Space Cows': helping Indigenous people look after country

Kineis Nanosatellite Planned for launch in 2022

Kineis Nanosatellite Planned for launch in 2022 Source: CSIRO-David Ducros

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Project "Space Cows" will utilise Indigenous knowledge, science, and technology to monitor feral animals in the top end of Australia.

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