The Gunditj Mirring Partnership Project has compiled a literature of Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK). This information has been used to produce a range of publications including a “Field Guide to Cultural Features on the Budj Bim Landscape” and “Plants on Budj Bim” which can be downloaded from the Gunditj Mirring Website, gunditjmirring.com.au. This video explores the importance of the literature review to the Gunditjmara people and the Project Team.
Gunditjmara Native Title (Part A) Determination On 30 March 2007 the Federal Court of Australia made two consent determinations over almost 140,000 hectares north-west of Warrnambool, recognising the Gunditjmara People’s native title rights over the majority of the area. The Part A determination area is bounded on the west by the Glenelg River, and to the north by the Wannon River. It covers national parks including the Lower Glenelg National Park, Mt Richmond National Park and Mt Eccles National Park as well as Lake Condah and State Forests including Cobboboonee State Forest, Dunmore State Forest and Hotspur State Forest. The recognised native title rights and interests include the non-excl
