‘Walk on Country’, exploring indigenous Australian’s connection to nature

There is a valuable lesson we can learn from the First Peoples known for their love and care for country in the aftermath of recent fire catastrophes. Adding “walking on country” onto your bucket list might help you better understand the meaning of “country” by engaging its traditional custodians.

Indigenous Anangu perform during a ceremony marking the permanent ban on climbing Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock Source: Getty Images