Description: Twin Lakes Cultural Park showcases traditional fire and land management on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome.
management (13699) culture (5991) fire (3022) park (2588) indigenous (532) aboriginal (337) vitamin c (165) twin lakes (14) land care (9) gubinge
Twin Lakes Cultural Park is an Aboriginal business located near Beagle Bay, north of Broome on the Dampier Peninsula in the spectacular Kimberley region of Western Australia. Twin Lakes wild harvests traditional Nyul Nyul bush foods, including Gubinge , nature's super food, for health foods and cosmetics. Bruno Dann lovingly tends a native Gubinge plantation, using traditional fire and land managment techniques, to bring the plant to harvest in the wet season, between December and May. Twin Lakes also offer
Twin Lakes is named after the dreaming story of two sets of identical twins; boys and girls. The twin girls are named Gunmamirrd and the boys Goolyaroodk in the Nyul Nyul language. Both sets of twins lie on opposite sides of the bay to each other. Watch a video on Nyul Nyul landcare practices and how we are wild harvesting Gubinge
Gubinge is a super food!