Our Country...
Our Stories...
Our People...
The research brief was undertaken by an experienced team of Noongar researchers based at Murdoch University within the Australian Indigenous Studies Program, Kulbardi Centre and the Centre for Social and Community Research. The team worked closely with Noongar individuals, families and communities in the Avon River Basin.
Key culturally significant sites related to the natural resources of the area was undertaken through a comprehensive literature review, search of the Registry of sites (DIA) and through interviews with key Noongar participants.
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Our history
Biodiversity
There are a number of sources which holds a vast collection of information about traditional Noongar food resources and Noongar species names. This information can be found in Meagher (1974) and Abbott (1983).
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Fire
There are a number of sources which holds a vast collection of information about traditional Noongar food resources and Noongar species names. This information can be found in Meagher (1974) and Abbott (1983).
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Water
There are a number of sources which holds a vast collection of information about traditional Noongar food resources and Noongar species names. This information can be found in Meagher (1974) and Abbott (1983).
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Land
There are a number of sources which holds a vast collection of information about traditional Noongar food resources and Noongar species names. This information can be found in Meagher (1974) and Abbott (1983).
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Oral history
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