Traditionally, indigenous people would not make any significant environmental changes until they had carefully considered how it would affect the ecology of their descendants seven generations down the line. This is because indigenous people have direct contact with the responsibilities given to their ancestors and also have direct contact with their own responsibilities to the generations yet unborn. They feel all generations are connected and believe we must think of the effects of decisions made today on the Seventh Generation. Wilderness Journeys and nature based programs are a pathway to this way of being.
Friday 13th February – Saturday 21st February, 2009.
Mebbin – Mt Warning Northern NSW.
Friday 17th April – Saturday 25th April, 2009.
Ipolera – West of Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
Friday 27th February – Saturday 7th March, 2009.
Mebbin – Mt Warning Northern NSW.
Friday 8th May – Saturday 16th May, 2009.
Ipolera – West of Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
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Above: Hermann and Mavis - custodians of the Desert Quests site
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