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Connecting school students to learn on country

Date: Oct 11, 2019

Publication Type: Media Releases

Subject: Caring for Country, Learning on Country

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A three-day Learning on Country forum took place in Darwin in September, involving more than 80 school principals, teachers, rangers and ranger coordinators, Learning on Country coordinators and Indigenous cultural advisors.

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