Are you interested in historic Aboriginal sites of significance such as scar trees & stone tool making flakes? Would you like to help us preserve these places?

Would you like to learn about local plants our people use for bush foods and medicines? Would you like to see the plants growing here locally and identify them?

Would you like to see a real scar tree and hear how the scar was made and why it was made? Would you like to learn about how stone blades are made from local stone? Would you like to learn more about the local Wayilwan / Weilwan people and why these lands are so important to us?

Come along for a walking tour. Bring comfortable shoes and a hat. Moderate fitness required and a willingness to walk through natural environments.

Water included free. Snacks & non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase.

This event is hosted by Maliyangaa Ngurra Cultural Centre at Quambone and local traditional owners.

If you need a place to stay the night in Quambone we recommend the Sundowner Hotel Motel or the free camping ground in Quambone.

Contact the host of Sites of Aboriginal significance & Bush Foods @ Wayilwan / Weilwan Marshes, Quambone