Natalie and Bullen explore local flora and seasonal changes. They discuss the Kapok tree and its traditional use in sewing, with Bullen reflecting on his mother’s sewing skills and the resourcefulness of past generations. They speak of the Conkerberry tree, which cattle would shelter beneath, and Natalie shares memories of her grandmother performing smoking ceremonies using Conkerberry. They also speak about Emu in Noonkanbah, weaving together stories of landscape, tradition, and community knowledge throughout the episode. The episode also features the “Little Animal Song.”

<p>Natalie and Bullen explore local flora and seasonal changes. They discuss the Kapok tree and its traditional use in sewing, with Bullen reflecting on his mother&rsquo;s sewing skills and the resourcefulness of past generations. They speak of the Conkerberry tree, which cattle would shelter beneath, and Natalie shares memories of her grandmother performing smoking ceremonies using Conkerberry. They also speak about Emu in Noonkanbah, weaving together stories of landscape, tradition, and community knowledge throughout the episode. The episode also features the &ldquo;Little Animal Song.&rdquo;</p>