Caring for Country: Cross - Cultural Study Awareness

Caring for Country: Cross - Cultural Study Awareness is based on the Caring for Country programs presented by Camp Coorong. The aims of the program is to offer students a unique and better understanding of Australian Indigenous Culture. This workshop is significantly beneficial to students in terms of establishing cross- cultural study exchange,uniting students worldwide through creativity, cultural sharing and storytelling. On behalf of the host venue, facilitators and program organizers, we are looking forward of seeing you on the day. Though if you are interested of joining with us you have to let us know ASAP.

If you can't make it on the specified dates, we have another workshop which will be held on 23 - 26 of September 2009 titled 'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding.

Looking forward of hearing from you.

More Info

Check out our Press Release

Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding - an ecological restoration workshop at the Coorong This link will take straight to the article.

The Spring/Summer brochure is available through this link. Just click on the 'download file link' on the page that comes up.

Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding

'Caring for Country: Restoring Land and Cultural Understanding - an ecological restoration workshop at the Coorong'

To our valued guest and visitor, our Spring trip date is confirm as seen on the image advertisement, for further info don't hesitate to contact us. It is scheduled on 23 - 26th of September 2009, 4 days and 3 nights.


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The design of the poster is based on the shape of the Coorong Lagoon and all the photographs featured on the poster are taken from the Coorong. The colours are influence by the Coorong landscape itself. As you can see the Coorong is a wonderful place and offers many surprises. Who knows you will have a chance of seeing the rare and endangered bird species, the Orange Bellied Parrot (OBP) according to researchers its only 150 left on the wild and there's an urgent need to rescue this species before they disappeared, there was sighting of OBP's seen at the Coorong so join with us.

What you're waiting for, contact us and secure your place as we only offering limited places. Contact us at CoorongBRP or read the Press release Article

colours after life

With a very hectic lifestyle,regular morning walk for me is a luxury that I absolutely treasure, most of the time I am busy, looking for something unusual, things that will feed my creative imagination, this morning I was given that opportunity by finding a dead parrot, then you will think that I am insane of being excited finding dead parrot, for me every living things have a spirit. At first I was sad and ask myself 'why this bird died and what was the cause, did someone kill this bird or it was the time'. I was thinking about burying the bird where I found it, but decided to take it back with me and saw this beautiful colours underneath that I could not resits not to take photographs of the bird. I was so fascinated with the colour patterning design and colours. Although the bird is long time gone I have a record that will last for a long time.

copyright by Jelina Haines

Something to share today

I was so busy with my University study that I decided to go out for a change of scenery. I'm glad I did because I was so lucky to capture this beautiful cacti in full bloom. Flora macro photographing always re-energize my spirit and if you are close to the object, it is more personal and especial.


'Cacti'(macro photography) copyright: Jelina Haines