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When students from Rocky Hall preschool returned to the classroom at the start of this year, their community was still in the grip of bushfires. As tentative signs of renewal began to appear in the landscape, the preschoolers were taken on a very special excursion – walking into the heart of the fire ground to examine the effects of the fires on the forest on Myrtle Mountain. The outing was led by Indigenous cultural educator Nathan Lygon, who has been teaching local Aboriginal language and cult

Takesa Frank is a proud Aboriginal woman and voice for nature from Yuin Country, where her connection to Country has shaped every part of her life. 🌱 She’s lived through devastating bushfires, only to see logging then continue in their wake. Undeterred, Takesa turned that experience into action - by gathering thousands of voices and forcing NSW Parliament to debate an end to native forest logging. Her story is one of courage, culture and community and part of a growing movement for change. We a