T o Gc o u n t r y A N D F I N D C A R D S
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F I N D S E E K C o n n e c tin g T o c o u n t r y ... C r a n b o u r n e G a r d e n s C A R D S A N D W A A N G – ( C r o w ) W o r r a w r u p – ( B l a c k W a t t l e ) B u n D j i l – ( W e d g e - t a i l e d E a g l e ) B e a l – ( R i v e r R e d G u m ) W e e m b e e – ( W a l l a b y ) B u a t h T a r r u n g – ( G r a s s T r e e ) K a l k a l l a – ( P i g F a c e ) B a l e e – ( C h e r r y B a l l a r t ) B u n g – ( B a n d i c o o t ) Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and learn and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. Artwork by Casey Atkinson (Bangerang/Wiradjuri).
Transcript of T o Gc o u n t r y A N D F I N D C A R D S
FINDSEEK
Connecting
To country...
Cranbourne Gardens
CARDSAND
WAANG – (Crow)
Worrawrup – (Black W
attl
e)BunDjil – (Wedge-taile
d Eagl
e)
Beal – (River Red Gum
)Weembee – (Walla
by)
Buath Tarrung – (Gra
ss T
ree)
Kalk
alla – (Pig Face)
Balee – (Cherry Ballart)
Bung – (Bandicoot)
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and learn and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.Artwork by Casey Atkinson (Bangerang/Wiradjuri).
Connecting
To country...
Deeper ConnectionCranbourne Gardens
From the top of Gibson Hill,
reflect upon how you can better
connect and care for Country.
Find aquiet part of the
Gardens and sit for five minutes to
listen to Country.
Look for animal tracks at
the Desert Discovery Camp and draw your
own in the sand.
From Trigg Point Lookout,
reflect on how this Country would
have looked 200 years ago.
Standing underthe She-oaks at the
Visitor Centre, listen to the whispers as wind moves through the
leaves.
Search for the Boonwurrung
Season Poles in the Kids Backyard to find the current
traditional season.
