1. Wadandi Boodjar - South West Map - THE LITTLE PRESS
Covering the area between Busselton, Dunsbourough, Cowaramup, Margaret River, Gnarabup, Witchcliffe, Redgate, Boranup Forest, Hamelin Bay, with a little arrow ...
The perfect art to remind you of a beautiful trip to the South West, or to celebrate this beautiful region. Covering the area between Busselton, Dunsbourough, Cowaramup, Margaret River, Gnarabup, Witchcliffe, Redgate, Boranup Forest, Hamelin Bay, with a little arrow to Augusta. Featuring the title "Wadandi Boodjar, Aus
2. [PDF] The Cultural Seascape of Wadandi Boodja - Marine Biodiversity Hub
This project was designed to map a broad overview of the cultural values associated with Australia's South- west Marine Parks. The results do not fully ...
3. Aboriginal Culture - City of Busselton
The City of Busselton sits on Wadandi Country that is called Wadandi Boodja. The Wadandi people are the Traditional Custodians, and have lived and breathed ...
The City of Busselton sits on Wadandi Country that is called Wadandi Boodja.
4. Welcome and Acknowledgment of Country | Shire of Augusta Margaret ...
The Wadandi Boodja (Motherland) reaches from Bunbury, along the coast of Geographe Bay, extending to Yallingup (Place of Holes) to Talinup, Augusta (Place of ...
Access the Shire’s welcome to country, acknowledging the traditional owners of this country.
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5. Aboriginal people - Kaartdijin Noongar
... boodja. The Tindale Map: Perspectives on the South-West and Noongar Country. Norman Tindale's map of tribal boundaries was published in 1974. It shows ...
Amangu – Noongar dialectical group Yued/Yuat – Noongar dialectical group Whadjuk/Wajuk – Noongar dialectical group Binjareb/Pinjarup – Noongar dialectical group Wardandi – Noongar dialectical group Balardong/Ballardong – Noongar dialectical group Nyakinyaki – Noongar dialectical group Wilman – Noongar dialectical group Ganeang – Noongar dialectical group Bibulmun/Piblemen – Noongar dialectical group Mineng – Noongar dialectical group Goreng – Noongar dialectical group Wudjari – Noongar dialectical group Njunga – Noongar dialectical group kaartdijin – knowledge nyininy – sit, sat or sitting nitcha – this, here ngulla – our About Noongar Noongar means ‘a person of the south-west of Western Australia,’ or the name for the ‘original inhabitants of the south-west of Western Australia’ and we are one of the largest Aboriginal cultural blocks in Australia. Noongar are made up of fourteen different language groups (which may be spelt in different ways): Amangu, Yued/Yuat, Whadjuk/Wajuk, Binjareb/Pinjarup, Wardandi, Balardong/Ballardong, Nyakinyaki, Wilman, Ganeang, Bibulmun/Piblemen, Mineng, Goreng and Wudjari and Njunga. Each of these language groups correlates with different geographic areas with ecological distinctions. Noongar have ownership of our own kaartdijin and culture. Not all Noongar cultural history and kaartdijin can be shared. Noongar boodja – country covers the entire south-western portion of Western Australia. The boundary commences […]
6. [PDF] Noongar Regions Map - Whadjuk Walking Trails
Whadjuk. Pingelly. Nadji Nadji. Pinjarra. Pindjarup. Bunbury. Wilman. Collie. Wardandi. Kaneang. Bilelmen Minang O. Albany. Wudjari. Njunga. Esperance. Koreng.
7. A Model for Integrating Cultural Knowledge Systems and Western ...
A Model for Integrating Cultural Knowledge Systems and Western Science in the Management of Wadandi Boodja (Margaret River), Western Australia ... The Map will be ...
This project demonstrates a pathway to re-embed a Wadandi Songline as a conservation corridor in a socially and ecologically fragmented landscape.
8. Map - Origins Market
Discover What's Inside Origins Market. origins market map. Find Us on Google Maps ... Wadandi Boodja – Saltwater People's Country, where the Wadandi People have ...
Discover What's Inside Origins Market Find Us on Google Maps
9. Wadandi Boodja – Saltwater Country | Shire of Augusta Margaret River
Find our about the Shire's Welcome and Acknowledgement of Country and how we are working with traditional land owners.
