Debbie & Rod from Barapa Land & Water send out a very BIG THANKS to everyone who was involved yesterday at Flannery’s TO burn, for all your help and support. This would not have happened without the commitment and drive from all TO’s, who are helping put culture and people […]

Thanks to Paul Dettmann from Cassinia for letting us do a cultural burn on him property.

Today was just a little bit to wet to burn. We did have a good yarn walk over site and plans set for next week to try again. Thanks everyone for making the time to come out today.

At Nardoo Hills Wedderburn

Some of Barapa’s cultural and history.

This is such a rich cultural place with many mounds, scar trees, modified trees and very good evidence of trade. This is where one of Barapabarapa groups lived. This place is lucky not to have been farmed in a way that all this could have been lost.