Discover local bush foods and their traditional and contemporary uses on a guided walk through Orphan School Creek. Led by Aboriginal educators, this experience invites participants to slow down, observe the landscape and learn about the deep cultural connections Aboriginal people have with Country. Along the way, you’ll explore native plants, local wildlife and the sustainable practices that have supported life on this land for thousands of years.

What you’ll learn about

• The long history of Aboriginal cultural connection to the landscape and waterways

• Native bush foods and the traditional and contemporary ways they are used

• Local plants, animals and their role within the ecosystem

• Seasonal knowledge and how Aboriginal people read the landscape

• Aboriginal perspectives on sustainability and caring for Country

This guided walk offers an engaging and interactive way to connect with nature, culture and the stories held within the landscape.

This 2-hour experience will be curated by Koori Kinnections especially for your group.