Walbunja Country

Guardians of the Land

Traditional Burning

Traditional fire management practices that restore ecological health, reduce fuel loads, and maintain biodiversity on walbunja Country.

Flora Management

Native vegetation restoration, invasive species removal, and habitat enhancement to support ecosystem recovery.

Species Monitoring

Comprehensive fauna and flora monitoring to track biodiversity, identify conservation priorities, and measure environmental impact.

10-15

Young Rangers

2020

Founded after Black Summer

Culture + Care

Traditional knowledge in action

Our work has a measurable impact on local biodiversity, ecosystem health, and community engagement. We provide meaningful career paths that honor cultural heritage while protecting the environment.

Biodiversity Protection

Monitoring and protecting native species across thousands of hectares of walbunja country.

Cultural Practice

Revitalising traditional ecological knowledge and cultural burning practices.

Community Engagement

Building meaningful employment and educational opportunities for young Aboriginal people.

Led by Andrew White

Head Ranger and cultural leader guiding the Walbunja Rangers initiative.

With deep knowledge of Walbunja country and traditional practices, Andrew leads our team with vision and cultural integrity.

10-15 Young Rangers

Dedicated rangers engaged in daily
conservation work.

Our rangers bring energy, cultural knowledge, and commitment to protecting the land and building sustainable careers.