A family day out bush where two elders are teaching the kids how they would fish back when they we're younger.

Women talking about bush foods and bush medicine

Women talking about bush foods

Fishing along the Finke River. Pertame people developed the ideas for this film and recorded and edited the content. This was done with the assistance of a media trainer. Translations were undertaken by a Pertame women Christobell Swan.

CSIRO, as part of the Tropical Rivers and Coastal Knowledge research program, documented and quantified Aboriginal social and economic values of aquatic resources and identified their flow links in the first study of its kind in Australia. The research was conducted over three …

Wurtilla is Warumungu for bush bean. This slideshow explores the harvesting techniques and uses of bush beans. It also shares handsigns too.

Miyaka (bush peanut) grows in the Barkly region. This film shares knowledge and handsigns associated with this plant.

The boys from Titjikala cook up in the kitchen.

A Catch and Cook segment with Ika Tonga

Fishing with the Family and Healthy living in Lombadina.

Bush Turkey Hunt, Butcher, Cook and Prepare for a Recipe How to Eat in the Bush Tucker

Winner of the Best Art and Culture Video, Remote Video Festival Darwin 2009. Video about how to use a range of bush foods, including Nganthanji (Cycad Palm), Barlabil (Bush Coconut), Lawuny (Lemonwood), Ngarrngarrji (Bush Lemongrass), Thalngarrji (Snappy Gum), Bardiginy (Bush …

Louie Yanawanga shows us how to cook healthy food at Bidyadanga.

A Catch and Cook Goanna Video

A Catch and Cook Mud Crab Video.

MJ, Julie, Elton, Jennifer, Conway, Kazaliah, Melissa, Amber, Tom and Batesy went for a picnic in a river bed west of Alice Springs. MJ, Julie and Tom cooked the malu wipu, then back in Alice Julie recorded the voiceover with Batesy.

Fishing with Kevin Waina

Ian Waina catches a turtle smashes its shell and pulls its guts out while its still alive, Turlte then swims off he catches it and chucks it on the fire. Still alive. Its dead by the time he eats it.

Some people go hunting with their dogs and catch a goanna and cook it on the fire.

Another music video from the Jimmy Little Foundation. This time it's the kids from Djarindjin singing about healthy tucker.