Caring for GuriNgai Country

GuriNgai People care for Country through helping protect and preserve our many Traditional carvings on GuriNgai Country, facilitating Cultural Burning Practices, practicing Ceremony, regenerating bushland and advocating to protect our Traditional Sites and the local environment.

GuriNgai Culture Today

Tracey Howie

GuriNgai Elder and Spokesperson, Aunty Tracey Howie, working with NSW National Parks and Wildlife preserving carvings at Bulgandry.

New Moon Ceremony

GuriNgai People have performed the New Moon Ceremony for many thousands of years and continue to do so today.

GuriNgai Ceremony

Uncle Shad Tyler performing Smoking Ceremony at the New Moon Ceremony

GuriNgai Gatherings

We, GuriNgai People, gather regularly on GuriNgai Country to celebrate Culture, share food, perform Ceremony and practice and learn our Karee language.

GuriNgai Ceremony

Ceremony acknowledging Survival Day on GuriNgai Country