Education · Workshop
Caring for Country: Cultural knowledge sharing
A cultural knowledge sharing event focused on local wildlife and caring for country.
Thu, 18 Jun 2026
10:30 AM – 1:30 PM (Australia/Sydney)
Yiraaldiya National Park
Shanes Park , New South Wales
Participate in the 'Caring for Country' cultural knowledge sharing event at Yiraaldiya National Park. This in-person session focuses on the long-nosed bandicoot and provides a unique opportunity to learn about Indigenous perspectives on land management and environmental stewardship. Participants will gain insights into cultural practices and the importance of protecting local biodiversity. It is an educational and meaningful experience for anyone interested in environmental conservation and Indigenous culture in the Sydney region.
What to Expect
An educational session in a natural setting, focusing on cultural and environmental topics.
Who Should Attend
- Environmentalists
- Students
- Community members
- Indigenous culture enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The event runs from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM, featuring cultural knowledge sharing and discussion.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Local Land Services · Government Agency
Local Land Services provides support for land management and environmental conservation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the event about?
It focuses on cultural knowledge sharing and long-nosed bandicoots.
Where is it held?
At Yiraaldiya National Park, Stony Creek Rd, Shanes Park.
Is it an in-person event?
Yes, it is an in-person workshop.
Who is the organizer?
The event is supported by Local Land Services.
Is there a cost?
Please check the event registration page for details.
How do I register?
Registration is available through the event's online platform.
Tags
Environment
Culture
Shanes Park
Wildlife
Education
Indigenous
Summary
A cultural knowledge sharing event at Yiraaldiya National Park focusing on long-nosed bandicoots.
Reference:
events.humanitix.com
Highlights
- Cultural knowledge sharing
- Long-nosed bandicoot focus
- Indigenous land management
- Environmental education
- National Park setting
- Community engagement
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