NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Rainforest Shield Design Wabarr gabay-barra | Hunting for termites (white ants) II' | Woodblock print'Men, women and children would go looking for termites in the rainforest. When they found a termite mound they would grab their spears and stick them in the termite mound to see if any termites were in there. If so, then the children and women would put honey or something that is sticky and edible on the ends of the spears and put them in the mound. Because of the sticky substance the termites would get stuck to the spears and then they would pull out

Totem: Sea Hawk/Guyala

thana aguya balkidh tadimik

Timber is harvested on a rotation basis by selecting a small group of trees and then replanting them back into the canopy opening

Peter Bertie Morrison

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An emerging artist at Wik & Kugu

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This print depicts such a journey

dhangalal mina purthayk

'BUGUL (Large Anthill)'

and that’s what it looks like compared to the desolate pine forests you may have in mind when you hear the word plantation

"Ngithan Nyerrwe Dulka in my Lardil language is My Home