Traditional Fire Management Workshop – Donnybrook – RESCHEDULED

Come along for a talk with Wadandi/Pibulmun Cultural Custodian Iszaac (Waalitj) Webb to learn how local Aboriginal people traditionally used fire to manage bushland, including timing, frequency, intensity, what and where to burn and not to burn.

Date:

Saturday 19 June, Argyle (near Donnybrook)

Time:

9.00am to 12.00pm.

Please ensure on the day you wear suitable clothing for being in the bush (long sleeves/pants, hard shoes, hat) and please also bring along some water, suncream and a foldup/camping chair if possible. Below is an agenda for the day:

Agenda: 

Time	Activity/Presentation	Facilitator/Presenter	Duration
8.45-9.00am	Registrations	Derani Sullivan
9.00am	Welcome, logistics, introductions	Derani Sullivan	5 mins
9.05am	Discussions on fire management	Undalup Association	1.5 hours
10.30am	Light morning tea provided		15 min
10.45am	Watch a traditional burn take place	Undalup Association	1 hour 15 mins
12.00pm	CLOSE and Event Evaluation forms	Derani Sullivan

Tickets: 

To purchase tickets, click here.

Tags: Fire management Traditional Ecological Knowledge