Landscape Construction Through Water - Indigenous Knowledge and Management

Explore the profound impact of Indigenous water management practices on the Australian landscape in this enlightening panel discussion from Melbourne Design Week 2022. Delve into the millennia-old cultural practices that have shaped the continent, resulting in lower rates of species loss and environmental degradation in Indigenous-managed areas. Learn from expert panelists, including Uncle Paul Gordon, Associate Professor Bradley Moggridge, and Melissa Kennedy, as they discuss topics such as rivers, language, fish traps, water songs, and water rights. Gain insights into the importance of Indigenous knowledge in creating a healthier future through policy, education, and culture. Discover the intricate relationship between water and the landscape, and understand how collaboration with Indigenous peoples can lead to more sustainable environmental management practices.

Introduction
Water
Rivers
Language
Fish Trap
Rock
Organization Skills
Water Songs
Water Travels
State of Water
Water Management
Water Rights
The Future
Dark Women
Standing Your Ground