Six Seasons Series Two

Join us at Wilson Inlet to hear talks about nature and the cultural connections to the land.

On this excursion Lynette Knapp, a Merningar Barduk Noongar Elder and Adjunct Research Associate at UWA Albany will be touching on the seasonal changes that occur during Pourner/Djeran, as well as the significance of Warrumbup (Weedon Hill) as the birth place of rock formations in the local area. Ursula Rodrigues, a PhD student at University of Western Australia, will be discussing the outcomes for people and Country of contemporary Noongar fire stewardship and collaboration between land managers and Noongar peoples in fire management. Ursulas research focuses on cross-cultural connections focusing on the southwest of Australia.

45 Payne Rd, Denmark WA 6333. The Cove, Wilson Inlet.

Please park at the bottom of Campbell Rd car park and enter along the Little River Walk Trail.

Alternatively, parking is available at The Cove’s workshop for less mobile participants attending the event.

Bring a picnic rug, snack, hat and a drink bottle.

Register your attendance by booking online at https://tinyurl.com/warrumbup or book in person at the Denmark Environment Centre shop.