We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work, learn and play. We thank them for sharing their culture and knowledge through stories, language, art and song. We recognise the important role they have played for thousands of years and continue to play in caring for the land and waterways. We pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future.

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Boonwurrung language in the 50 Words Project

🌿 KINN Celebrates Boonwurrung Language and Living Culture At the Kids in Nature Network, we recognise that children’s connection to nature begins...

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Indigenous and Country Connection Partner Resources Toolkits & Guides
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Growing Through Risk: Supporting Play and Wellbeing from 9-15 Years.

🌿 KINN Celebrates Play Australia’s Growing Through Risk Position Statement At the Kids in Nature Network (KINN), we are proud to support...

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National Risk Position Statement, Play Australia

This important position statement explores the balance between safety and challenge in children’s play environments, highlighting why risk is an essential part...

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Document Partner Resources Policy and Advocacy
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Health and Physical Education, Media Literacy

This thought-provoking ABC Education clip explores the importance of “risky play” and how giving children opportunities to test boundaries, face challenges, and...

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STATE OF NATURE PLAY IN VICTORIA 2023

The findings from State of Nature Play, Victoria, 2025 show Nature Play in Victoria is evolving with a range of opportunities to...

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State Of Nature Play
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Overview Relational Boonwurrung Seasonal Calendar

Boonwurrung Seasonal Calendar and other resources can be found at Biik Bundjil Store – Biik Bundjil Learning Resources  

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Indigenous and Country Connection Toolkits & Guides