Bush Tucker Plants, Products & Tours
What we offer
Products
Beautiful, healing and nourishing products for Community, made at Nalderun’s Me Mandook Galk Bushtucker Place by First Nations Youth. All ingredients are sourced ethically and as locally as possible (the bulk are grown onsite!)
Farm Tour
Book a 1 hour farm tour with First Nations Youth. Up to 15 ppl per tour.
Land Regeneration & Management
Together we are taking care of Country and regenerating the land at Me-Mandook Galk using bush foods.
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Combining Magnesium rich Epsom salts with nourishing and healing properties of native essential oils and plants grown and harvested with intention and care on Djaara Country by First Nations Youth at Me-Mandook Galk Bush Tucker Place.
Sink in and soak with half a cup per bath.
Australian olive oil slow infused with Native Thyme, grown and harvested with intention and care on Djaara Country by First Nations Youth at Me-Mandook Galk Bush Tucker Place. This deeply nourishing and supportive oil can be massaged into the skin to soothe coughs, colds, insect bites, stress, headaches, arthritis, and skin disorders.
Hand made using all natural, locally and ethically sourced ingredients, including native plants grown and harvested with intention and care on Djaara Country by First Nations Youth at Me-Mandook Galk Bushtucker Place. The base of all our soaps is native Macadamia Oil and locally grown olive oil to create a luscious and moisturising soap.
Enjoy the beautiful healing and cleansing properties of these plants. Nourishing for the skin and beneficial for Country.
Bring in the aromas of the bush by burning with intention and respect, cleansing and realigning the energy in your space with the vibration of Country. Ingredients are all native to Australia, many grown and harvested with intention and care on Djaara Country by First Nations Youth at Me-Mandook Galk Bushtucker Place. Carefully light the tip of the incense cone and place on a heat proof dish to smoulder.
Our incense is sold in a set of 5 cones, on a clay dish made from clay foraged from earthworks on the land where we work. The dish is then glazed with hand made ash glaze created from our campfires and finally wrapped in a silk cloth which we’ve dyed naturally with leaves from various species of eucalypt and other local plants.
