Cultural Outcomes

Sharing Cultural knowledge from St George to Narran Lakes

A Flow-MER knowledge exchange journey from St George to Narran Lakes brought Rangers and water managers together with Elders to share cultural knowledge, learn from Country and strengthen understanding of environmental water outcomes.

People of the Lachlan (Kalari Bila): Introducing Isabel Goolagong, Cultural Advisor, Lachlan Area-scale Project Team

Flow–MER’s Cultural Network in Action: Connecting on Country

Rangers connecting to Country at Gayini Nimmie-Caira

Rangers at Gayini Nimmie-Caira connect to Country, protect endangered species, and share cultural knowledge, fostering a vibrant, thriving ecosystem.

News From Our Last Cultural Catch-up and Introducing Our Gomeroi Cultural Advisor

Kerrie Saunders, a proud Gomeroi woman, leads efforts in Moree to revive native grains and connect her community with their cultural heritage.

Painting Flows – A Cultural Mural of the Lower Murray River

Two First Nations artists transform a building with a mural that celebrates the River Murray's significance and the region's cultural heritage.

Gomeroi Warrambools in the Gwydir Wetlands

Gomeroi Traditional Owner Liz Taylor shares cultural insights with the Flow-MER team, highlighting the Gwydir Warrambools' rich ecological and cultural value.

Closing the Gap: Water Calendars, Aboriginal art and Teapots.

Ashleigh Pengelly's vibrant artworks, inspired by Murrumbidgee wetlands, bridge cultural gaps and bring Indigenous stories into homes through unique designs.

The role of Totems in conservation, kinship, and spiritual connectivity with the land

"Yindyamarra is a Wiradjuri word that means Respect. Respect the land, the animals, and Mother Earth!"

Riverside community field day highlights collaboration

At Four Posts Camp, a Riverside community field day brings together over 75 people to share knowledge, enjoy hands-on activities, and celebrate collaboration.

Getting out on-Country the best way to inspire our next generation of freshwater ecologists

Young ecologists in Lake Cargelligo learn about freshwater ecosystems, monitor fish and plants, and enjoy hands-on environmental science.

New Cultural Advisors for Gwydir and Warrego-Darling regions

In the Gwydir and Warrego-Darling regions, new Cultural Advisors Liz Taylor and Kevin Knight are bridging traditional knowledge and modern science to enhance community engagement.