This episode explores how traditional knowledge can inform management of surface waters, and look at problems with our current management frameworks. 

Featuring: 

• Dr Anne Poelina (on Mardoowarra country, Broome), to ‘wake up the snake’ (2m 34s)

• ‘Yoolbooroo’ from Kalaji, by Mark Coles Smith (21m 49s)

• Troy McDonald, on his water journey (27m 10s)

• World Heritage Ranger, Aaron Morgan, on Gunditjmara country, at the UNESCO-recognised Tae Rak, in the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape (29m 41s) 

• Aboriginal Water Officer Nicky Hudson on cultural flows background at the  Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (37m 41s)

• Students of Dharma school in Daylesford (45m 54s)

Nominated Water Songs:

Yoolbooroo. Kalaji

Down by the river. Neil Young

River deep mountain high. Ike and Tina Turner

River. Bishop Briggs

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