Caring for Country
(Protecting Biodiversity & Ancient Songlines on Noongar Country)
First Nation people Cared for Country for over 60,000 years and the unique ecosystems found on Noongar country date back 250 million years ago where dinosaurs walked the land. The Ancient footprints, unmarked trails to the sacred songlines, hearing the whispers through the trees, are the constant messages country will never forget the first children of this majestic land.
This deep connection to country starts from the seed, into the soil and as the first rain falls, life starts on country where birds sing and kangaroos play, the dance of nature begins to celebrate life once again. We share in the dance with a deep beat, to hold the seeds as needed across the balanced 6 seasons, growing into the noongar wild harvest beyond the eyes can see. Country is life and every day we celebrate our love for boodja with many.
Inspired by Noongar Six Seasons
Birak
Dec - Jan
Ceremony season as indicated by Moodjar Tree
Wild Harvest
Bunuru
Feb - Mar
Season of young
Wild Harvest
Djeran
Apr - May
Season of First Rains &
Land Restoration
Makaru
Jun - Jul
Land restoration continue
Djilba & Kambarang
Aug - Sep
Oct - Nov
Wildflower Seasons starting from mid Aug