Koorda's Crew

Koorda's Crew Koorda's Crew shares the joy of Noongar Country through cultural tours and workshops - especially for kids.

We also guide organisations in culturally safe practices & give back through free programs to strengthen Aboriginal communities.

15/06/2026

Boodja / Country is very important to many people (we’d argue that it is important to everyone!) . To Noongar people it is intertwined with our being. In taking care of boodja, we Boodja / Country is very important to many people (we’d argue that it is important to everyone!) . To Noongar people it is intertwined with our being. In taking care of boodja, we care for ourselves.

We’ve been looking after our little patch by doing a few small, cool burns - but with the lovely Makuru rains we’ve been planting some extra natives to help give boodja a boost. Some of these plants will also make their way to our workshops ☺️.

14/06/2026

We often learn about Noongar seasons, but leave with whatever we can remember. We have a new clay magnet making workshop coming soon.

These workshops offer people the chance to take home a self-made magnet that speaks to the Noongar season we are learning about. The first will be celebrating the rains of Makuru with the The Art Gallery of Western Australia - AGWA in July for NAIDOC.

Tickets available soon - follow us to keep up to date.

12/06/2026

Most times balga resin is found in smaller ball like pieces, and sometimes you can’t get it off the main tree as they can be attached to the tree still.

But check this piece out! We all went “woah!” as we saw it 😆.

Balga resin is useful for many things, including making glue.

11/06/2026

We have done a heap of work with City of Wanneroo - so much so that we'd say they are one of our biggest supporters! So, when they provided us with a review that was as warm as how we felt towards them, we were pretty happy!

"We have hosted Koorda’s Crew at the Wanneroo Regional Museum for a range of seasonal workshops for families with young children. Casey’s clever and creative programming makes Noongar culture accessible and relevant to all participants. Casey has an easy, personable and natural way with the participants that makes kids light up, and parents and caregivers feel seen and included. It’s wonderful to witness the moment that the concepts start to click for the kids, and how excited they get to start making - whether it’s a cultural legoscape based on the six seasons, or noorn (snake) rock paintings. Koorda’s Crew have helped to enrich our museum programming significantly, and as part of that have given our community access to a wonderful culture we can all learn from." - City of Wanneroo.

Yanga!

06/06/2026

Check out this little scorpion heading for the shelter of a balga as we burn a bit of the weedy grass around it.

Does anyone know which scorpion type this may be? 🦂

03/06/2026

Just another chill morning with the koorlangkas at the Culture Club at Yanchep Beach Primary School.

Today we used all the materials we collected over the last two sessions to make artworks to reflect what we learned, or just painted what we learned!

Some beautiful pieces, but grinding up the Balga resin to include in the artworks was a favourite.

02/06/2026

Are you in Boorloo / Perth and looking for something for your ninniest koorlangkas to come to on the weekend?

Come along to our FREE Makuru Little Hands Workshop in Wanneroo on Saturday!

In these workshops, we have five different hands-on stations - each dedicated to a different element of the Noongar season of Makuru.

Bookings essential! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/koordas-crew-little-hands-makuru-workshop-for-2-5-years-tickets-1989193554469

A huge thank you to City of Wanneroo for making this possible!

29/05/2026

What a day! We led the Rottnest Island Authority’s Employee Reconciliation Week event yesterday!

Four Yarning Circles going simultaneously with four different topics, keychains being made that highlight a word that describes what we will each bring to reconciliation everyday, and a final group activity that clearly demonstrates that how far an organisation can take positive actions towards reconciliation really starts from the top - and needs everyone!

Rottnest Island, Western Australia

27/05/2026

We spent the afternoon with the Boorloo / Perth Team from the EDO today. We walked through a very significant part of Yellagonga Regional Park, where an old mission site lays, letting the truth of the place be known while learning about Noongar names and uses of the local plants. It was a lovely arvo with old friends, and it was our very first tour of a new location we now have a licence to operate in!

Address

Perth, WA

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Koorda's Crew posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Koorda's Crew:

Share

Category