Boorloo Aboriginal Cultural Experiences

29/05/2026

28/05/2026

Bridiya 🖤💛❤️

For National Reconciliation Week, we’re highlighting Dr Richard Walley OAM, 2021 WA Senior Australian of the Year.

Dr Walley guides people and organisations on their journey of reconciliation through cultural awareness.

A champion of Wadjuk and Noongar people, he shares his profound knowledge of language, cultural practices and historic injustices to cultivate a deeper respect and recognition of Aboriginal culture.

28/05/2026

Congratulations to the winners and runner ups. Well done.

West Australian Music (WAM) have announced the winners of the 2026 WAM Song of the Year competition. Presented by Healthway, [...]

27/05/2026

Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre: COMMUNITY CANVAS
Leave Your Mark for Reconciliation
Community members are invited to contribute to a special Reconciliation Community Canvas. Using handprints and shared creative expression, the canvas will grow as a collective symbol of connection, respect, and our shared commitment to reconciliation.

Drop in between 10am-2pm to add your handprint and be part of this meaningful community artwork.

Wed 27 May | Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

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27/05/2026

Check out this deadly new track from Alyssa. Walk With The Elders has a wonderful story, brilliant vocals and masterfully brought together by all involved. This is powerful and has the potential to be much more. When we all walk together and uplift our emerging leaders their paths become clearer. Well done Alyssa and great work/leadership Boss Arts Creative. We look forward to hearing much more.

25/05/2026

This is great news.

🚨 EXTINCT FISH REDISCOVERED: Rare Species Found in Perth Hills

In an incredible victory for local biodiversity, a freshwater fish species long thought to be locally extinct has just been discovered thriving in the Perth Hills.

The rare and threatened Balston’s pygmy perch has been officially detected in the Mandoon Bilya (Helena River). This tiny, highly vulnerable native fish was long believed to be entirely extinct north of Margaret River, making this new northern discovery an absolute game-changer for local conservation efforts.

How Was It Found? 🔍
The breakthrough began with cutting-edge environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling conducted by the Bibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association under their BoorYul-Bah-Bilya Program. To officially verify the genetic data, the association collaborated with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation’s River Science team, sending newly trained Aboriginal Rangers into the field to conduct targeted physical surveys.

Incredibly, this is the second major environmental revelation produced by the program, following their previous success in confirming the presence of the elusive Perth Hills quokkas.

A Critical Climate Lifeline 💔
The Balston’s pygmy perch faces a severe risk of total extinction due to historic habitat clearing and the compounding impacts of a drying climate. However, researchers believe this isolated northern population could hold vital genetic keys, as its survival suggests a unique resilience to changing environmental conditions.

The findings will now be directly utilized to reshape future land-use planning, environmental conservation, and local land management policies, ensuring the habitat is fiercely protected.

🤔 Should more resources be directed to help protect these hidden wildlife sanctuaries? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 👇

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24/05/2026

Yesterday we led a bike tour for the Djeran riding series with WestCycle through Kings Park.

It was the perfect day for a ride through the park! Stopping to smell the lemon scented gum, participants tasted the Geraldine wax, chilled in the shade of the silver princesses and rested at Roe gardens.

Olman shared cultural knowledge about many of the plants and animals and ended the tour with some yarns and a didgeridoo demonstration.

Thanks to everyone for joining!

23/05/2026

Today some of our deadly little Boorloo dancers were invited to the Murdoch University open day to be part of a filming opportunity ❤️

They were too Moorditj!
Thanks to all the kids and families for joining us.

Also big thanks to beautiful crew at Murdoch for always taking care of us☺️

21/05/2026

Deadly work Ben & Jake!

17/05/2026

Moorditj work!