Celebrating NAIDOC on Coochiemudlo Island
Coastcarers enjoyed a wonderful cultural walk led by Quandamooka woman, Elisha Kissick recently to celebrate NAIDOC.
![Quandamooka woman, Elisha Kissick, giving a talk on Coochiemudlo Island for NAIDOC 2022.](https://coochiemudloislandcoastcare.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/elisha-kissicnaidoc2022.jpg-243x300.jpg)
Elisha Kissick delivering her talk on bushfoods.
After an inspiring Welcome to Country, Elisha introduced us to bush foods with their beneficial and medicinal qualities. A walk through the Melaleuca Wetlands followed before a sumptuous morning tea inspired by native flavours.
Then it was down to work for a weeding session in the wetlands.
Thanks to all who participated at short-notice as rain had forced postponement from previous dates and especially Conservation Volunteers Australia for organising the event. To become involved in future activities with CVA under the Revive our Wetlands program, please email [email protected] or [email protected]
![Group of participants on a cultural walk on Coochiemudlo Island, overlooking Moreton Bay on the north east of the Island. Part of NAIDOC celebrations, 2022.](https://coochiemudloislandcoastcare.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/cultural-walk-300x200.jpg)
On the cultural walk – the group on the north-east of the Island, overlooking the Bay.