Kirra Randall a proud Bundjalung woman is dedicated to sharing her Indigenous heritage and deep connection to Country. Passionate about educating others on the relationship between First Nations people, the land, and the importance of care for our environments.

With a background in wildlife, animal sustainability, conservation, and education, she weaves ancestral knowledge into her teachings, offering guidance for people of all ages and groups. Kirra’s knowledgeable and passionate approach inspires others to connect with nature, embrace cultural wisdom, and care for Country with respect and responsibility

Janelle Randall is a Bundjalung woman whose life journey shaped by the Stolen Generations has strengthened her deep connection to Culture, Country, and Community. Trained at the Aboriginal and Islander Dance Theatre, Janelle has held many roles in environmental studies and education and is a passionate advocate for recycling, waste reduction, and caring for Country. She is also a skilled tour guide with expertise in Indigenous flora and fauna, weaving, art, and cultural catering. Janelle’s work inspires connection to First Nations heritage, culture, and sustainability.

Eric Brown is a cultural guide and storyteller from the Dharawal, Bidjigal, and Gundungarra peoples, creating meaningful, immersive tour experiences grounded in respect, learning, and authentic connection. He works closely with communities to share culture, history, and living traditions in engaging and accessible ways.

Known for his warm storytelling style and deep cultural knowledge, Eric goes beyond sightseeing to offer experiences that encourage understanding, participation, and genuine exchange. His tours are thoughtfully designed to leave a lasting impact on both visitors and the communities they engage with.