Join us for a weekend of nature connection activities at Raakajlim- Mallee Conservation, Latji Latji Country

We will be setting up camp on this amazing property- providing you with two delicious dinners, a campfire, and toilets on site.

Arrive 4pm Friday 16th May, depart 4pm Sunday 18th May (more detailed schedule to come)

Walk on Country with local Traditional Owner
Storytelling under the stars
Drawing with Nature
Embodied activities
Campfire dinners
Night time spotlighting tour
Conservation activities

What to bring:

An esky with breakfast, lunch and snack items
Camping gear
Hat, sun protection, repellent
Sturdy closed in walking shoes
Water bottle
Back pack
Journal and pen

What to expect:

Walking, meditation, and quiet observation
Listening and responding to nature
Explorative movement and mark making
Reflective dialogue with the group and partner work
Exploration of different habitats within the property
A slow and gentle weekend, going at your own pace

Your facilitator: Rhae Kendrigan

Rhae is a socially and environmentally engaged artist based on Latji Latji Country (Mildura) and working across regional Victoria and NSW. Their work as a practicing artist and creative producer explores the intersections between body and place, serving as a process for understanding systems awareness. Their performance practice is grounded in a deep connection to landscape via the methodology of Bodyweather, a comprehensive training and performance practice that develops a conscious relation to the state of change inside and outside the body.

Your landscape: Mallee Conservation

Kindly hosted by Fiona and Phil Murdoch at Raakajlim- a private conservation site adjoining Hattah-Kulkyne National Park. Their purpose is to create a community built around the restoration of habitat in the Mallee and beyond. They are restoring a functioning, semi-arid landscape; a diverse habitat and sanctuary for threatened plants and animals. This is a unique opportunity to explore the various landscapes within the 490 hectares- including black box and saltbush of the dry creek bed, semi-arid pine, Mallee woodland and loamy sandhills.

https://www.malleeconservation.com.au/

Directions:

Enter ‘Mallee Conservation’ to google maps.

Enter the open gate next to the Galah Hill sign and drive up to the house.

Allow 1 hour if coming from Mildura.

Other notes:

Phone reception is limited on site

A moderate fitness level is required- we will be walking short (up to 1km) distances, engaging in light movement activities, and sitting/laying on the ground.

If you have any questions please feel welcome to contact Rhae

0415 355 598

hello@regenerativecommunities.com.au

Supported by the Mildura Rural City Council Community Grant Program