We are the Barapa Barapa people, custodians of these lands for over 60,000 years, nurturing its land, water, plants, and animals. Through countless generations, we have preserved our stories, traditions, and connection to Country, ensuring its care and sustainability. Significant strides have been made in protecting Aboriginal Cultural Heritage sites and managing natural resources. Today, we continue to survive, thrive, and honor the deep bond with our ancestors and Country.

LAND & WATER MANAGEMENT

About Barapa

Barapa is an Aboriginal cultural heritage and land management enterprise based in Bendigo, Victoria, serving Barapa Barapa Country across Gannawarra and Loddon Shires. As Traditional Owners of this land, we specialise in land and water management, collaborating with land managers, government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector. Our services include Aboriginal cultural heritage (identification and preservation), planning and delivering cultural burns, and implementing of environment protection.

What services we provide

Pest & Weed Control

We control pests and weeds, protecting habitats and cultural sites.

Revegetation

We restore land, plant natives, and attract wildlife through regeneration projects.

Landscaping

We create vibrant landscapes blending culture, functionality, and high-quality workmanship.

Site Assessment & Planning

Protecting Aboriginal culture through heritage assessments and CHMP development.

Cultural Ecological Burning

Cultural burning protects assets, ecosystems, and encourages native growth.

Let's discuss how can we can help?

Contact us today to see how we can assist you and explore the best solutions for your needs.

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There’s always plenty going on at Barapa

Past News & Works

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Mar 25
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Cultural Heritage Management for Renewable Energy Windfarms

As the demand for renewable energy continues to grow, developers are increasingly recognizing the importance of respecting and preserving

Barapa Working to Ensure Protection of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage

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Mar 25
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Protection of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage in Victoria’s Renewable

Victoria’s transition to renewable energy is a significant step towards a sustainable future, but it also presents challenges in

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Feb 25
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Preserving Cultural Heritage: Barapa’s Work on the Murray

The Murray River is more than just a breathtaking natural wonder; it holds deep cultural significance for the Traditional