Country Calling: Noongar Storytelling Event

Name: Country Calling: Noongar Storytelling Event
Start: 2026-05-24T15:00:00+0800
End: 2026-05-24T18:00:00+0800
Location: The Moon Cafe

Sun, 24 May, 3pm - 6pm AWST

The Moon Cafe

Perth WA, Australia

Conservation Council of WA

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Country Calling is an event platforming First Nations voices - their love for Country, their grief from the destruction of Country, and their fierce, unwavering commitment to protect it. Through poetry, music, and the power of story, this is a space where Country speaks through the people who have always known it best.

This gathering brings together an all-Noongar lineup of poets, singers and storytellers, united in celebration and in resistance. At the heart of this event is a call to action: to stand with Noongar people in the fight to protect the Northern Jarrahdale Forest from mining and deforestation. Country Calling is a meeting place for community connection, expression and solidarity.

Come and listen. Country is calling.

All ticket sales will be donated to Bibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association, a Noongar-led environmental charity located on Whadjuk Boodja in the Perth Hills.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Conservation Council of WA

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The Conservation Council of WA (CCWA) is Western Australia's foremost not-for-profit environmental organisation. We have been a prominent and forthright voice for conservation for more than 50 years working directly with communities, government, Traditional Owners, industry, and media to promote a more sustainable WA and to protect our natural environment.

Whether it's in the rugged far north of the Kimberley, the lush forests of the South West, or along our beautiful coastline and unique marine environment, we advocate for the protection and conservation of all nature across our great state. Campaigning and lobbying alongside our members and thousands of like-minded individuals, we strive towards meaningful change at a local level and to tackle critical environmental challenges on a much larger scale.

Our purpose is ensuring the protection and restoration of Western Australia's natural environment – not just for our own generation, but for generations to come. We have a proud history that goes back to 1967. In that time, the challenges we face have grown significantly, and we have grown to meet them. We focus where it matters most: tackling fossil fuels, reversing biodiversity loss, building citizen science, and driving a green economic future.