Learn about Wurundjeri bushfoods and the ecology of Indigenous plant life with Tully Gibbons, an Aboriginal Educator at the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Heritage Aboriginal Corporation.
Tully brings a wealth of knowledge stemming from their Ballardong Noongar heritage. Prior to joining the Wurundjeri Corporation, Tully worked at various environmental organisations delivering cultural workshops to primary school students. This experience allowed him to connect with the land and spread ecological awareness to future generations.
Image: A photo of Tully Gibbons standing in front of a gum tree. He has short dark hair, wears a purple jumper and is smiling. Text says Bushfoods and Indigenous Plants.
