Branching Out: Canberra Nature Walks: Ngunawal Traditional Custodian interpretation walk – Mt Majura

See Mount Majura through new eyes – join guide and Ngunawal Traditional Custodian Tyronne Bell as he interprets the landscape at Mount Majura, pointing out the area’s natural resources and how Aboriginal people expertly used these. During the walk Tyronne will point out artefacts, bush foods and a scar tree and discuss their traditional uses and cultural significance. Mount Majura is the highest hill in northern Canberra – 888 meters above sea level – so we’ll also be able to enjoy amazing views across Canberra

​WALK DETAILS
Date and Time: Sun 29 March, 10:00am – 12:00pm
Meeting location: Will be provided to registered participants prior to the event
What to bring/wear:
 – Sunhat
– Long pants
– Sunscreen
– Enclosed shoes suited for walking along trails
– Binoculars (if you have them, but not necessary
– Water and snacks

REGISTRATIONS
https://events.humanitix.com/branching-out-the-plants-and-animals-of-stromlo-woodland-walk

Your safety and rescheduling
Your safety is our first priority. We monitor weather, location and track condition to assess risk and ensure safety. If the weather, or tracks/river condition are considered to pose safety risks to attendees the walk will be rescheduled. Registered people will be notified as soon as possible prior to the walk date/time and given first opportunity to re-register for the new date.

More information: contact Kelly Allison – kelly.allison@conservationcouncil.org.au