KEIP KOONDARMINY

KEIP KOONDARMINYWater flows through Noongar Country as a living expression of ancestral knowledge and cultural identity. These sacred waterways sustain diverse ecosystems while connecting people to seasonal rhythms and the land's transformative cycles. KoondarminyDreaming knowledgereveals the profound interdependence between water, landscape, and all beings. Noongar custodianship honours time honoured protocols that protect these vital sites, recognising that

Bunuru is one of the Six Noongar Seasons and represents the months of February and March

' Noongar people practice 'controlled burning' for land renewal but in the Seasons of Makuru and Djilba

A steady and ever-evolving terrain that remains both tranquil and vibrant

guiding us to discern when to pause and when to advance

to share your history and teach precious traditions

The brushtail possum sometimes takes bird eggs for protein and is relentlessly chased away by the djidi djidi

serving as the blueprint for life itself

and foster kindness among one another

where Noongar people would initiate 'controlled burning'

Through the Djeran Season

Our divided opinions

creative expressions and even our time-honoured traditions are constantly exposed to an ever-broadening variable parameter of societal expectations