In Tennant Creek, a groundbreaking partnership is turning abandoned mine land into thriving green spaces while creating meaningful jobs for locals. The Julalikari Council Aboriginal Corporation and Tennant Mining are planting trees on land near the Nobles Nob mine, blending environmental rehabilitation with cultural pride. For participants like Warumungu woman Shauna Graham, it’s more than work—it’s healing ancestral country and building a legacy for future generations. This six-week trial phase is just the start, with long-term plans to establish best practices in land restoration across the Barkly region. By combining environmental responsibility, community employment, and cultural connection, this initiative is setting a powerful example for sustainable development and inspiring the next generation to build a stable, hopeful future.
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