Ngaladjima (Ngunnawal Plant Use Education Space)

Welcome to Ngaladjima (Ngunnawal Plant Use Education Space), a unique institution nestled in the heart of the Australian Capital Territory, specifically located in Bruce. As an establishment, point of interest, and university, we are dedicated to providing an immersive learning experience centered around the rich cultural heritage of the Ngunnawal people and their profound knowledge of plant use.

At Ngaladjima, we strive to bridge the gap between traditional Indigenous wisdom and modern education. Our institution offers a dynamic and interactive space where students, researchers, and visitors can explore the deep connection between the Ngunnawal people and the native plants of Australia. By delving into the fascinating world of traditional plant use, we aim to foster a greater understanding and appreciation for Indigenous culture and its vital role in sustainable living.

Our comprehensive curriculum encompasses a diverse range of topics, including traditional plant identification, medicinal uses, bush food, and cultural significance. Through engaging workshops, guided tours, and hands-on experiences, our knowledgeable educators and Indigenous elders will guide you on a journey of discovery, unlocking the wisdom passed down through generations.

Located in the picturesque Australian Capital Territory, our institution boasts a serene and tranquil environment that serves as the perfect backdrop for learning and reflection. Surrounded by lush native flora, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the land while gaining a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between plants and the Ngunnawal people.

Ngaladjima takes pride in its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. We actively promote the conservation and preservation of native plant species, encouraging responsible harvesting practices and the cultivation of traditional knowledge for future generations. Our institution serves as a hub for research, innovation, and collaboration, fostering partnerships with local communities, universities, and organizations to ensure the preservation and revitalization of Indigenous plant use practices.

Whether you are a student seeking a unique educational experience, a researcher delving into the world of ethnobotany, or a curious visitor eager to connect with the rich cultural heritage of Australia, Ngaladjima (Ngunnawal Plant Use Education Space) welcomes you with open arms. Join us on a transformative journey as we celebrate the wisdom of the Ngunnawal people and their profound relationship with the land.