How to pronounce“ngariny”in English

Kaarl-ngariny requires us to be able to read country, keeping Boodja healthy keeps us healthy.

Kaarl-ngariny is an important element of our First Nations regenerative land management model.

This is kaarl-ngariny, the right fire, as it is applied in Queensland, northern Australia.

My brothers and I and our children have been practicing kaarl-ngariny on this Boodja now for 15 years.

Country, or ancestral lands, in my language is “Boodja.” This is me applying kaarl-ngariny on my sacred lands,

As Nyungar people, our fight to stay connected to our sacred lands is dependent on our ability and freedom to practice kaarl-ngariny.

A big part of what helped us achieve our goal, our patient ambition, was the application of kaarl-ngariny across our landscape.