Uncle Franc, from the Saltwater people of Bundjalung nation, is an Indigenous Cultural Educator and will share some of his local knowledge of traditional Aboriginal ways through the Dreamtime pathway and Bush Tucker Walk discussing the traditional uses of plants for food, medicine and tools.

This professional development will enrich educators with valuable understanding of our local Aboriginal history, their connections to land and water and consider ways to incorporate this knowledge into our educator practices.

You will have a chance to use your senses of touch, sight, smell and taste to appreciate the natural bushland and Aboriginal cultural landscape in the beautiful Tweed shire.

We will provide you with resources to support your learning.

IMPORTANT INFO:

SCHEDULE: the session involves walking through a nature path and up the headland, at times over sand, uneven ground and a rocky headland path.

TIMES: 9am NSW time, 8am QLD time as this falls in daylight saving time.

BOOKING: Tickets are limited to one at a time to ensure that PARTICIPANTS complete the registration, as there is personal questions relating to medical and professional knowledge.

PAYMENT: At the end, please click - Pay by Credit Card OR Pay by Invoice - and the invoice will be sent to the Centre.

MULTI-BUY DISCOUNT: If you are booking 3 or more participants from the same single service please use the code BUY3 in the promo code box for a 15% discount (see above - each person must register individually).

Due to high demand of this course, the Cancellation Policy applies with fees for late notice. Please read the full policy below.

Please ensure you read all the information thoroughly and if you have any further queries, please contact us.

Contact the host of Connecting to Country for Educators: Fingal - Bundjalung Country