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Tikkun Olam 
Environmental Consulting

It's never too late to start decolonising your mind, practices and our collective future.
Let me help.

What do I do?

My name is Rachael Gross and I am a reformed academic and ecologist, now a decolonisation consultant who is a big fan of magpies and making reparations for colonisation.

 

I can help with four things: cultural values and story mapping (mob only), decolonial GIS training, decolonial environmental practice training and decolonising teaching and workplaces. 

Why Zero Waste

My Commitment to Decolonial Environmental Practices

 I am dedicated to promoting cultural values and story mapping as a means to advance Indigenous land and sea management and Native Title claims. I believe in the importance of decolonial GIS training and environmental practices for an ethical and community led future in environmental and geographical sciences.

Empowerment Through Decolonial
Training

My approach involves empowering individuals and organisations through decolonial Geographical Information System (GIS) training, enabling them to effectively address environmental challenges with a deeper understanding of cultural perspectives and Indigenous knowledge.

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Sustainable Solutions for Environmental Practices

Learn easy and practical ways to integrate decolonial environmental practices into your teaching, research and management practices. I offer comprehensive training programs and resources designed to promote cohesive community-based practice.

Let's have a yarn

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Get in touch

Based in Canberry/Kamberra on Ngunawal/Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country

(Canberra, ACT)

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Email: to.environmental@gmail.com

​Phone : on request. 

How can I help?

How can I help?

Dhawura nguna, dhawura Ngunnawal. Yanggu ngalawiri, dhunimanyin Ngunnawalwari dhawurawari. Nginggada Dindi dhawura Ngunnawalbun yindjumaralidjinyin. I acknowledge and celebrate the Ngunnawal/Ngunawal People as the ongoing and traditional custodians of the Country (land, sky and water) that my work is situated. It is a privilege to pay respect to Country, Elders, knowledge holders, and to all the generations of First Nations peoples who have nurtured their lands for millennia. It always was and always will be Aboriginal Country, no matter where we stand on this wide brown land.

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