Cultural Burning
A Traditional Owner-led cultural burning project in North Queensland is reshaping grazing land management by introducing graziers to Indigenous fire practices.
A cultural burn is scheduled at Wimbie Beach Reserve to remove an invasive weed, reduce the fuel load and protect the area's cultural significance.
A cultural burn on Wolgalu Country in Kosciuszko National Park, in partnership with the Brungle Tumut Local Aboriginal Land Council and Duduroa Elders, is helping share knowledge and protect Country.
Native wildflowers are growing where there was once only dead grass. Thanks to the work of an Aboriginal ranger group, parts of one of Australia's biggest cities are once again flourishing.
With bushfires raging across some parts of the nation, Aboriginal land management techniques are showing how to reduce the severity of the damage.
The Biodiversity Conference 2023 - Listen To Country has seen an extraordinary 650 attendees registered to attend this major scientific event.
Modern day agriculture is being reskilled with age-old Indigenous methods to help care for the nation's land. Indigenous land management and how it can be applied to agriculture is one of the focuses...
The Tasmanian government has announced a policy to re-establish cultural burning practices in the state. The $1.3 million policy aims to support cultural burning practices as part of the management of...
DJAARA, the Aboriginal Corporation of the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans, is revitalising the ancient tradition of Djandak Wi, also known as Country Fire, on Dja Dja Wurrung Country.
After a decades without a burning involving the Noongar people, the Shire of Denmark has seen their first Elder-led Noongar burn. The burning was part of a cross-cultural collaboration by the Universi...
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