Karen Morgan
I live in One Arm Point; I’m a Bardi person. I like living here because this is where all my family are. I’m a mum to my one year old son. Before I became a mum I worked as an Oorany Ranger. The main activity was revegetation of native plants. We would go out on country and collect bush fruits and seeds.
There is a nursery at the ranger base where we would grow the seeds ourselves. Once they would grow to a certain size they are panted back in the revegetation sites; where there’d been degradation. It was good working on our own land as a ranger.
“I live in One Arm Point; I’m a Bardi person. I like living here because this is where all my family are.”
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