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Uncle Warren Foster, Dan Morgan and Koby Morgan of Firesticks Alliance
Uncle Warren Foster, Dan Morgan and Koby Morgan of Firesticks Alliance © WWF-Australia

26 May 2021

Cultural Fire: The Next Generation

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"Fire is life." - Uncle Warren Foster

The theme for this year's National Reconciliation Week is "Be a Voice for Generations".

We’re so excited to be sharing inspiring words and stories from three generations of First Peoples Caring on Country every day.

To kick things off, we’re proud to share “Cultural Fire: The Next Generation”. In this moving video, Uncle Warren (Elder and Knowledge Holder for the Yuin Nation), Firesticks Alliance’s Dan Morgan and his nephew Kobe talk about the importance of passing on cultural conservation knowledge to tomorrow’s protectors of Country.

You can find out more about how WWF-Australia works to support respectful relationships between the wider Australian community, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples:

Gudjuda ranger Tracey Solomon, drawing turtle figure on sand, Alva Beach, North Queensland
Turtle etching being drawn on a beach © WWF-Aus / Kerry Trapnell

Caring on Country 

Celebrating 10 years of partnership with the Girringun Aboriginal Corporation
Celebrating 10 years of partnership with the Girringun Aboriginal Corporation © Girringun Aboriginal Corporation

Celebrating 10 years of partnership with the Girringun Aboriginal Corporation

Monica Edgar Yawuru Country Manager - fire photos

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Monica Edgar Yawuru Country Manager - fire photos © Monica Edgar Yawuru Country Manager

Fighting Fire with Fire in the Kimberely

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