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Gondwana Link invites you on a journey through some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on earth: from tall forests, slender-stemmed mallee and wildflower-rich heath to the world’s largest temperate woodland.
Heartland Journeys can help connect you to part of the world’s oldest continuous culture and deepen your understanding and experience of these living landscapes.
Explore their intricacies and richness: tiny honey possums as pollinators; malleefowl that incubate their eggs in nesting mounds of compost; an incredible variety of plants; and inspiring community successes in restoring ecological health.
- An interactive map of key places and tips on what you can see and do
- Bird and wildflower lists
- Where to find eco-art inspiration
- Stories from First Nations Elders
- A collection of environment-themed stories from locals, scientists and naturalists
- A podcast of landcare stories
- Insights into the ecological treasures of the Gondwana Link
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Feature story
Yarning about fire
Noongar Elders Aden Eades and Elizabeth Woods, and PhD student Ursula Rodrigues, are part of a team working on a cultural burning collaboration on Country between the Fitzgerald River and the Stirling Range (Koi Kyeunu-ruff) national parks.
As part of this project, they have been yarning about fire, its impacts on Country and its role in culture, as well as conducting Elder-led burns to revitalise Goreng Noongar fire knowledge and stewardship. Their story is a joyful portrayal of Noongar and wadjella people working, laughing and learning together as they undertake an important fire management study.
Read the full story here.
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Delve into stories about this land’s ancient origins, its immense biological richness, and the First Nations peoples, community groups, individuals and scientists who care for it. Watch, listen to and read these stories.
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