A fundamental component of Amergin's work involves direct consultation with Aboriginal community representatives and proponents. The cross-cultural interaction that occurs during ethnographic surveys in particular is designed to facilitate positive relationships between proponents and the community in order to achieve mutually-beneficial outcomes.

Amergin's consultants have worked with Aboriginal groups across the state including:

ü      Albany Heritage Reference Group Aboriginal Corporation

ü      Bibbulmun Tribal Group

ü      Ballaruk Aboriginal Corporation

ü      Bilya Noongar Organisation

ü      Independent Aboriginal Environmental Group

ü      Eastern Guruma Native Title Holders

ü      Gnaala Karla Booja Native Title Claimant Group

ü      Nyiyaparli Native Title Claimants

ü      Thalanyji Native Title Holders

In previous roles, Bryn has also worked with Indigenous elders from the Ngallak Koort Boodja working group, the Combined Metropolitan Native Title Claimant Group, the Ngarda-ngarli (signatories to the Burrup and Maitland Industrial Estates Agreement) and the Gnulli and Thudgari people of the Carnarvon area.