About Konanggo Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Services
We work with organisations, schools, and communities to share Aboriginal knowledge, history, and connection to land in respectful and culturally safe ways.
Providing Cultural Knowledge of the Landscape and Environment
Konanggo in the Aboriginal Ngunawal language means your people or your mob.
Konanggo Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Services (KACHS) is dedicated to protecting, preserving, and conserving land, waterways, and salt and freshwater environments. Our work is grounded in Aboriginal cultural knowledge, lived experience, and deep respect for Country.
Our team of Aboriginal cultural consultants and educators provides culturally informed knowledge and guidance about the landscape, environment, and cultural significance of Country. We work closely with clients to support understanding, respect, and culturally informed practice across a wide range of settings.
KACHS delivers services including cultural site assessments, traditional ecological knowledge studies, and heritage management planning. We also offer a broad range of cultural services such as Aboriginal cultural tours, cultural workshops, education programs for schools including incursions and excursions, Aboriginal artefact and tool making, Aboriginal weaving, and traditional food and plant knowledge sharing.
KACHS also provides education on Aboriginal history and truth telling, including stories shared by Stolen Generations survivors. These sessions support understanding of historical and ongoing impacts while honouring the strength, resilience, and survival of Aboriginal people and communities.
Our services are inclusive and welcoming of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds. Through respectful cultural exchange, we aim to foster a deeper appreciation of Aboriginal culture, history, and the environment, while strengthening connection to Country.
Our Team
Our team is made up of Aboriginal knowledge holders, educators, and cultural practitioners sharing knowledge passed down through generations.
