Noongar Stories at Forrestdale Lake

Lake Forrestdale is a shallow, seasonal lake of approximately 220 hectares, situated 25 km southeast of Perth in the City of Armadale.
The largest in Perth's south metropolitan region, the lake is a wetland of national importance and a Ramsar Convention wetland of international importance. It is a significant site for black swans, many species of ducks and other waterfowl and migratory and non-migratory wading birds.

Noongar elders Vivienne and Mort Hansen share their stories about how Noongar people once relied on the wetlands for food, water and shelter.

[@shaung2677]

For a man with Noongar heritage who didn't learn anything from his grandparents, thank you so much for talking about this. You are helping close the gap left by the stolen generations.

[@SAMSONWALLS]

Beautiful video. Thank you Mr & Mrs Hansen and Lucas. Great to see you again! :)

[@katblack]

So great to see this traditional knowledge being passed on, thanks for sharing it!

[@kylieread558]

This is mooditj, so much knowledge.

[@natmitchellkinsella2102]

Excellent mort and Viv .Nat tumblgum