Traditional owners
Today there are two groups that represent Aboriginal Traditional Owners of the Black Range area to whom we pay our respects: Barengi Gadjin Land Council Aboriginal Corporation, and Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation.
The Black Range
The Black Range is of high cultural heritage significance to its Traditional Owners, most notably for Bunjil's Shelter, home to the only known rock art depiction of the Aboriginal creator spirit Bunjil.
Our projects
Black Range Land Management Group undertake a range of public and private projects. We welcome new participants to get involved in all of our projects!
How to get involved!
We are always looking for new members and supporters! We have multiple ways for you to get involved with the Black Range Land Management Group and our projects.
Latest news
See all newsA big thank you to all those who attended the Black Range Land Management Group AGM (Annual General Meeting) on the 9th November 2024. We had a great turnout, with 12 members, a few special guests from the Mt Korong EcoWatch and Trust For Nature, and we were even joined by a curious couple from Gippsland!
Come and catch up with other landholders, join a walk and talk into the rising Black Range granite country, enjoy conversation with our guests from Mt Koorong EcoWatch over a shared picnic lunch, get an update on our projects, borrow a Reading Fire Country book from our share library, and pick up some high vis flags for marking rabbit warrens & invasive plants. Bring a plate to share, a chair, and drinks. Join as much or little as you like. All welcome.
Annual Gathering & AGM 9th Nov - Project Platypus Events in October ... Sat 9th Nov. Walking Black Range with Mt Koorong EcoWatch group member.
Partners & supporters
We gratefully acknowledge our wonderful partners and supporters.
