In truth we stand on Dja Dja Wurrung land.

The Djarra people were the  first Australian people who took care of  our living  local bushland: 

           The stones that we see on the land. The trees; the very tallest and smallest too. 

The animals, those that bound along or scurry up the trees. 

       The birds; our beautiful local woodland birds and the ones that visit us from very far away.

                                 Our wonderful insect,  fungi, moss, lichen & wildflower life

With thanks, and in hope, we stand together 

for the love of and respect for our Box Iron Bark bush

May we continue in the first nations wisdoms 

to heal this upside down land.

The primary focus of Wild Wisdom is to develop childrens' love of learning. To get out, get dirty, feel and experience nature in a way that helps children and families to reconnect with themselves and others; to discover their place within the world - where they belong and where the fibre of being  weaves into  each and every one and everything.