Natalie and Bullen chat about significance and terminology of floodwaters in the local Walmajurri language, specifically around the Fitzroy Crossing region, exploring the phenomenon of annual flooding. Natalie explain how recent rain has filled creeks and contributed to rising water levels in key local rivers and streams, such as the Fitzroy River, highlighting the impact of these floodwaters on the environment, filling creeks and creating natural connections throughout the ecosystem. Bullen reminisces about his past, describing how floods used to create isolated areas resembling islands. Natalie discuss safety regarding crocodiles, both freshwater and saltwater types, advising listeners about the presence of crocodiles near the flooded banks and the increased risk of encounters during floods. The word of the day is Warrampa meaning Flood.

<p>Natalie and Bullen chat about significance and terminology of floodwaters in the local Walmajurri language, specifically around the Fitzroy Crossing region, exploring the phenomenon of annual flooding. Natalie explain how recent rain has filled creeks and contributed to rising water levels in key local rivers and streams, such as the Fitzroy River, highlighting the impact of these floodwaters on the environment, filling creeks and creating natural connections throughout the ecosystem. Bullen reminisces about his past, describing how floods used to create isolated areas resembling islands. Natalie discuss safety regarding crocodiles, both freshwater and saltwater types, advising listeners about the presence of crocodiles near the flooded banks and the increased risk of encounters during floods. The word of the day is Warrampa meaning Flood.</p>