Resources

Professor Katy Evans visits her local beach at Lowlands, Youngs Siding and discusses the rich geological science in the area.

Menang Custodian Larry Blight makes some keen observations about the traditional activities which occurred during the Bunuru season.

Lynette is a Merningar Barduk Noongar Elder and Adjunct Research Associate at UWA Albany. In this podcast Lynette discusses the significance of Warrumbup (or Weedon Hill) and its Noongar history as the birthplace of rock formations in the local area.
 

Ursula Rodrigues discusses the outcomes for people and Country in relation to contemporary Noongar fire stewardship.

In the early 2000's a new species of Eucalyptus was discovered at Mount Lindesey. Basil Schur speaks about the discovery of an endemic Eucalyptus Virginea.

Eliza Woods a Menang/Goreng elder discusses the impact of the development of  First Nations lead camp Nowanup.

Parrys Beach is located 20 kilometers west of Denmark. At the Djilba seasons event 

Lester Coyne discusses his visit to the Scotland Museum to learn about artefacts which originate from the Menang people. 

Katy Fanai from the Little White Whale project speaks about the scientific research and observations being undertaken on the whale populations visiting the South West of WA. 

Millars Basin is situated 54 km North of Denmark on the Kent River. The basin is habitat for freshwater fish species. Learn from Murdoch University freshwater fish unit about the importance of this river catchment. 

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Lynette Knapp (Menang elder) + Shandell Cummings (Menang custodian) discuss traditional fish traps used on freshwater river systems.

Lake Williams is situated on the Bibbulmun trail at the back of Lights Beach. In this podcast Prof Pierre Horwitz discusses the geomorphology and hydrology surrounding the lake.
 

Aden Eades and Rob Main discuss the Aboriginal ranger programs and the land management and cultural surveys that have been  work that has been undertaken