Register now for an immersive cultural walk on the Leschenault Estuary led by Noongar man, Troy Bennell. Troy will take you on a journey that offers a unique perspective, showing a very different side of Bunbury and the Leschenault Estuary. He is a natural storyteller and his passion for the region is woven into Dreaming stories and yarns about the traditional way of life he experienced growing up in this captivating location.

The Collie River and Leschenault Estuary are places of great cultural significance for the local Noongar people, both as a plentiful source of bushfood and traditional medicines, and as a spiritual place central to many Dreaming stories.

Watch, listen and learn while taking in the beautiful sights of bushland and estuary. The 2-hour walking tour, culminates in a yarning circle, providing a setting for further discussion and reflection. This walking tour promises an unforgettable experience, inviting the community to deepen their understanding of Noongar culture and foster connections between the land and its custodians.

Don’t miss this opportunity, ticket cost is $20 and this event is sure to sell out. Refunds will be provided up to 7 days prior to the event. Please get in touch if you can no longer make it as we will have a waiting list.

This event will have a photographer in attendance that will produce photos that may be used for promotional purposes.

This event is part of the Leschenault Estuary Connect Program, made possible through generous funding support from Lotterywest, helping to build a better WA together, and Water Corporation. Further funding support has been provided through Healthy Estuaries WA – a State Government program that aims to improve the health of our south west estuaries.

Walking on Boodja with Troy Bennell

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