The Martuwarra River Keepers

Posted on July 13, 2023

The Martuwarra River Keepers is a workforce of traditional custodians using Indigenous science to repair and regenerate Martuwarra. It is an independent, community-led initiative to care for Country, and defend against water inequity, fracking and climate change. They are building sustainable economies from the bottom up, to ensure a future for their children and Martuwarra River Country.

Find out more about the River Keepers at the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council website.

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