Pambalong Wetlands (Kau-ma Park)
Cultural Education Program
Wetlands | Swamp & Floodplain
Available dates: 17 June, 1 September & 24 November
Start time: 10am
Location overview
The wetlands of Pambalong are places of deep memory, ceremony and consequence.
Session focus & learning outcomes
By the end of this session, participants will:
- Learn about Pambalong clan history and significant sites
- Understand impacts of colonisation and land acquisition
- Gain a high-level understanding of Land Rights and Native Title
- Reflect on loss, displacement and responsibility
What we explore on Country
- Traditional bush tucker and medicine
- Hexham Swamp and story
- Overview of coal mining and early settler land grants
Who this session is for
This session suits participants seeking deeper historical context and organisations engaging in truth-telling.
Before you book
Weather
Sessions run in most weather conditions. Wetland environments may be affected by recent rainfall. Please bring appropriate clothing and footwear. If conditions are unsafe, we will contact you to reschedule.
Cultural protocols
Participants must follow facilitator guidance, including cultural protocols and respectful behaviour in this culturally significant place.
Amenities Notice
Please note that Kau-ma Park does not have toilet facilities onsite. The closest public amenities are located within the surrounding Fletcher area and nearby shopping precincts. We encourage participants to plan accordingly prior to arrival to ensure a comfortable experience in Country.
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