"Our people are deeply troubled and saddened by the destruction of these rock shelters and are grieving the loss of connection to our ancestors as well as our land.” - John Ashburton https://t.co/tJb6dfaDtC
“In future years it’ll be commonplace because we can grow these grasses on degraded land. I think there are a lot of farmers on marginal land now. They want some consistency, and they want reduced costs. Perennial grain is a way to do that.” - Bruce Pascoe https://t.co/PtwQn3fptH
Lama Lama elder and legendary tracker, Barry Port sadly passed away. Known for his bush skills and being a gentleman, Barry was a legendary figure in Far North Queensland. ❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/ble3WgqsTi
"I still think it's a gross concept, but [I'm] slowly getting used to it, and you can actually see the beauty in terms of the leather that's being produced with the cane toad skins." - Perina Drummond https://t.co/X44LrOHhq3
“I want to acknowledge Thaypan Fire Knowledge for their sharing and teaching, and that of Uncle Victor Steffenson and the Firesticks Alliance, they have moulded and shaped my journey and it is important that I pay that respect.” - Noel ‘Nook’ Webster https://t.co/5oJR4YbCkG
"The fire actually uncovered another smaller system, including a channel about 25 metres in length that we hadn't noticed before.” - Denis Rose https://t.co/GzepKdFOFU
"Hopefully the Gumby Gumby case will be an impetus for IP Australia and the Australian Government about how better they can adapt our laws and regulations and guidelines to deal with Indigenous intellectual property." - Dr Matthew Rimmer https://t.co/vv2yWz4cRB
“It’s about as good as it gets, barring us getting it ourself. This area is sacrosanctly important – culturally, environmentally, humanly for us as the keepers of the area.” - Nathan Moran https://t.co/Hw51FyXyEP
The @naidocweek theme for 2020 is #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe. It recognises that #FirstNations people have occupied & cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander artists should submit artworks for the #NAIDOC2020 poster comp by Mon 3 Feb.
"Voices from country" Jessica Wegner King Mayi, Western NSW, a Ngiyampaa Wangaaypuwan woman, Firesticks Director and co-chair speaks of Indigenous led cultural fire on country. https://t.co/YSxnj7YT29 #firesticksalliance#womenoncountry https://t.co/Mn7cmpNxFT
The Parnngurr rangers have installed new signs along the #CanningStockRoute (CSR).
KJ rangers often help tourists, check permits & ensure sites remain protected along the CSR.
If you’re planning a visit, sort a permit through Kuju Wangka https://t.co/4cVhj3zFD4
This week’s #Martu#Wangka lesson is “yankura-li!”
If the sun starts setting, and it’s time for home, you can say “Kuwarri ruka, yankura-li” (It’s late afternoon now, let’s go!)
You could even say “Yankura-li yarrkalpa/wartilpa” (Let’s go hunting!)
@FiresticksA @V_Steffensen are ready to deliver an Indigenous led Cultural Fire program to support affected communities and countries to heal after the devastating fire crisis. #firesticks https://t.co/7ONsWMQwxf
"It's got environmental outcomes, it's got conservation outcomes, it's got community values, it's fantastic... It needs federal support and state implementation." @craig_lapsley
@FiresticksA @ @IndigenousX @V_Steffensen https://t.co/JfsR11l3uk
Firesticks Alliance supports cultural fire action across Australia. This Indigenous led initiative promotes development of more cultural fire practitioners, as well as engagement in western fire management & emergency response. Help us to help Australia https://t.co/QBmPsxXFYe
Support the Firesticks Alliance Indigenous Corporation as they continue providing Indigenous leadership, advocacy and action to protect Country through cultural fire and land management practices. For more info: https://t.co/4oeLvQyvlT https://t.co/9nXBgodXet
The Firesticks Alliance is seeking support in developing training and mentoring programs to help heal Country by applying cultural burning regimes enhancing landscapes and preventing wildfires. https://t.co/DYvQ2N7P6X