Dark, tannin-stained water mirrors ancient rock, sedges and coastal heathland at Yeerung.
Named for the Southern Emu-wren in Gunaikurnai tradition, the landscape reflects a living relationship between water, fire and country. Carefully applied cultural burning maintains the mosaic of habitats on which this remarkable coastal ecosystem depends.
A quiet study of reflection, resilience and continuity.
Dark, tannin-stained water mirrors ancient rock, sedges and coastal heathland at Yeerung.
Named for the Southern Emu-wren in Gunaikurnai tradition, the landscape reflects a living relationship between water, fire and country. Carefully applied cultural burning maintains the mosaic of habitats on which this remarkable coastal ecosystem depends.
A quiet study of reflection, resilience and continuity.
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