Boodja Ni = Listen/listening to country
Boodja Ni means ‘listen/listening to Country’ in the language of the local Bibulmun/Pibelmen people of the Noongar nation. These were the original custodians of the Southern Forests.
We invite you to listen to the land beneath your feet as you explore the Understory trail. Listen to the birds, the insects, the sound of the wind through leaves.
You can also listen to our range of audio tours. You can listen while you walk or listen another time.
AUDIO TOUR #1: THE UNDERSTORY
Our sculptors share insight into inspiration behind the creation of their artwork.
Listen here.
AUDIO TOUR #2: canopy
Music created by renowned WA musicians in response to the forest, enjoy jazz to hiphop, blues to classical.
Listen here.
AUDIO TOUR #3:TREE LINES
Extracts from poetry & prose created by Kim Scott, Anna Jacobs, Lucy Dougan, Andrew Taylor & Kevin Gillam.
Listen here.
AUDIO TOUR #4: FOREST MUSIC
Follow Ben the ‘forest freak’ in this story for youth written by Louise Schofield.
Listen here.
