Aboriginal heritage walk, 14 March, Mt Rogers: more detail

Here are more details about the Aboriginal heritage walk at Mt Rogers on
14 March, 10am-12pm.

The cultural landscape of Mt Rogers:
'Learn about the significance of Mt Rogers to the Ngunawal people. Find out about bush foods, cultural artefacts and the Aboriginal cultural landscape.'

Meet at Wickens Place, off Bingley Crescent, Fraser.
Rosemary (our Landcare coordinator) will be there before 10am, regardless of weather.

Please arrive in good time, to allow for sign-on details, etc.

To book, contact  Bronwyn  at  thunderstonemg@gmail.com, ph. 0488 389 509.
For more information,  Karissa Preuss,  landcare@ginninderralandcare.org.au, ph.(02) 6278 3309.

The walk is a combined arrangement by the Ginninderra Catchment Group, the Buru Ngunawal Aboriginal Corporation and Thunderstone, and is one of a series of events about Aboriginal Heritage in Ginninderra.
Other events are planned for Strathnairn and Mt Painter in the next few weeks.

According to the flier, 'Aboriginal Heritage in the Ginninderra area',
'The Ginninderra Creek which flows from Mulligan's Flat to the Murrumbidgee, was an ancient pathway for the Ngunawal people. Join Ngunawal custodians on a series of walks to learn more about Aboriginal Heritage in the Ginninderra area.'

For bookings (essential), or more information about this series of events, see the contact details above.

The project is supported by the ACT Government and the Australian Government.