Celebrating our Indigenous Heritage

ICUC Team Members with Tribal Elder, Murrundindi at the launch of the garden

Congratulations to the five members of the Village Campus Future Problem Solving Team, ‘Indigenous Culture Unites Casey – ICUC,’ who celebrated the launch of their Bush Food and Medicine Garden this morning at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick.

In the presence of local MP, Jason Wood, Local tribal Elder, Murrundindi, Judith Graley, Member for Narre Warren South, representatives from the Casey City Council, Wilson Botanic Park’s Head Landscaper and a strong contingent of the Beaconhills community, the four students spoke about their inspiration for the project.

The students discovered a lack of visible evidence of indigenous culture in the City of Casey.  To overcome the problem they have designed and established the garden which they hope will provide the residents of the City of Casey a greater understanding and appreciation of Indigenous culture and history.

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