Nyul Nyul Women Rangers G4/P1 - Beagle Bay Community, WA

Green Army participants, the Nyul Nyul Women’s Rangers, will expand an existing nursery site in Beagle Bay to gather seeds and propagate native bush foods (Gubinge, Caperberry and Wild Mango) and bush medicine, to revegetate National Heritage listed Monsoonal Vine Thicket sites on the Dampier Peninsula. This work will be capitalised on to ensure Traditional Knowledge is recorded on a database so that it is available for future generations. Rangers will also engage in threatened species surveys and freshwater site monitoring to develop their skills in conservation and land management.

作为绿军（Green Army）参与者的纽尔纽尔女性护林员（Nyul Nyul Women’s Rangers），将扩建位于比格尔湾（Beagle Bay）的现有育苗基地，以收集种子并繁育本土丛林食材（古宾果（Gubinge）、刺山柑果（Caperberry）与野生芒果（Wild Mango））及本土草药，用于恢复丹皮尔半岛（Dampier Peninsula）上被列入国家遗产名录的季风雨藤灌丛（Monsoonal Vine Thicket）生境。本次工作将被充分依托，以确保传统知识被录入数据库并传承予后世。护林员们还将参与受威胁物种调查与淡水点位监测工作，以提升其在生态保护与土地管理方面的专业技能。