Indigenous rangers in the Kimberley have put metal turkey feeders filled with kangaroo pellets to help one of Australia’s rarest animals survive, after a devastating wildfire swept through its habitat.Thankyou to the World Wide Fund for Nature for audio. In the second half, Gurridyula is convincing telling why water is sovereign.Music: Gurridyula "Onamission" [edited for profanity] with permission to podcast.Pay some rent to this fund keep the camp at the mine site going. Chip in to the Wangan Jagalingou legal defence fund.https://chuffed.org/campaign/106614-wangan-and-jagalingou-nagana-yarrbayn-cultural-custodians-legal-defence-fund/20250117a2?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2kC2lDcZYXoSm2ygX_pjoXKTOYu13MHWmNFU63sSenKoFppvMdaVFFsVw_aem_Cu6hGICBnJClfSN2QELQEw Earth Matters #1486 was produced on the lands of the Nyikina Mangala people of the Kimberley region in Western Australia and on the lands of the the Woromi  and Awabakal people in Mulubinba by Bec Horridge