K'gari, Great Sandy National Park Butchulla Country Fraser Coast

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The best way to protect yourself, fellow visitors and the dingoes (wongari) is by planning ahead to Be Dingo-Safe. Photo credit: Darren Jew © Queensland Government

Critical information for your safety

Critical information for your safety is included in the conditions report—always check it before you visit. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Tourism and Events Queensland

Butchulla community slide show

Dancers are also teachers.
The songman tells the story.
Body paint on this dancer represents the three Butchulla laws.
Young, proud and Butchulla.
K'gari Butchulla Dance Group.
K'gari rangers.
Enjoying culture through art.
Butchulla children listen as Elders retell their legends.
Butchulla dancer.
Butchulla dancer preparing for ceremony.
Butchulla culture is passed onto children through dance.
Welcome to Country ceremonies acknowledge Traditional Owners past and present.
Sharing experiences; teaching younger children.
Young Butchulla girl enjoying dance.
Butchulla children embrace culture from an early age.
Dancers are also teachers. Dancers are also teachers. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government The songman tells the story. The songman tells the story. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government Body paint on this dancer represents the three Butchulla laws. Body paint on this dancer represents the three Butchulla laws. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe. Young, proud and Butchulla. Young, proud and Butchulla. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe K'gari Butchulla Dance Group. K'gari Butchulla Dance Group. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government K'gari rangers. K'gari rangers. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government Enjoying culture through art. Enjoying culture through art. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Butchulla children listen as Elders retell their legends. Butchulla children listen as Elders retell their legends. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Butchulla dancer. Butchulla dancer. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government Butchulla dancer preparing for ceremony. Butchulla dancer preparing for ceremony. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Butchulla culture is passed onto children through dance. Butchulla culture is passed onto children through dance. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Welcome to Country ceremonies acknowledge Traditional Owners past and present. Welcome to Country ceremonies acknowledge Traditional Owners past and present. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Sharing experiences; teaching younger children. Sharing experiences; teaching younger children. Photo credit: Luke Barrowcliffe Young Butchulla girl enjoying dance. Young Butchulla girl enjoying dance. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government Butchulla children embrace culture from an early age. Butchulla children embrace culture from an early age. Photo credit: Matt Lowry, Queensland Government

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