A 200 Ha property in the western foothills of the Dividing Range, with North Branch Creek flowing through it and the secluded back valley of Hann Creek. Mostly open forest land with some cleared land, mostly now dedicated to nature conservation and the recovery of its more natural state.
It is a Nature Refuge under Qld legislation with special emphasis on recognising that the land is Githabul country, honouring local Githabul people now, sharing it with them and others, plus preserving species of plants and animals with known relevance to their former lifestyles. The name Nyalar Mirungan-ah means 'Old Women's Tears' in Githabul, and recognises that they cry because the land was taken from them and because it has not been looked after well by European people.
A 200 Ha property in the western foothills of the Dividing Range, with North Branch Creek flowing through it and the secluded back valley of Hann Creek. Mostly open forest land with some cleared land, mostly now dedicated to nature conservation and the recovery of its more natural state.
It is a Nature Refuge under Qld legislation with special emphasis on recognising that the land is Githabul country, honouring local Githabul people now, sharing it with them and others, plus preserving species of plants and animals with known relevance to their former lifestyles. The name Nyalar Mirungan-ah means 'Old Women's Tears' in Githabul, and recognises that they cry because the land was taken from them and because it has not been looked after well by European people.
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Nyalar Mirunganah Nature Refuge, Queensland
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A 200 Ha property in the western foothills of the Dividing Range, with North Branch Creek flowing through it and the secluded back valley of Hann Creek. Mostly open forest land with some cleared land, mostly now dedicated to nature conservation and the recovery of its more natural state.
It is a Nature Refuge under Qld legislation with special emphasis on recognising that the land is Githabul country, honouring local Githabul people now, sharing it with them and others, plus preserving species of plants and animals with known relevance to their former lifestyles. The name Nyalar Mirungan-ah means 'Old Women's Tears' in Githabul, and recognises that they cry because the land was taken from them and because it has not been looked after well by European people.
A 200 Ha property in the western foothills of the Dividing Range, with North Branch Creek flowing through it and the secluded back valley of Hann Creek. Mostly open forest land with some cleared land, mostly now dedicated to nature conservation and the recovery of its more natural state.
It is a Nature Refuge under Qld legislation with special emphasis on recognising that the land is Githabul country, honouring local Githabul people now, sharing it with them and others, plus preserving species of plants and animals with known relevance to their former lifestyles. The name Nyalar Mirungan-ah means 'Old Women's Tears' in Githabul, and recognises that they cry because the land was taken from them and because it has not been looked after well by European people.