Nhawul Bultijubul Ma (To see with both eyes)

Nhawul Bultijubul Ma (To see with both eyes)

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April 14, 2013
 

Last Updated on April 14, 2013

Nhawul Bultijubul Ma (To see with both eyes) explores indigenous perspectives on climate change and the effort to adapt.

Filmed at the Yorta Yorta Climate Change Adaptation Workshop 14th – 15 Nov 2012, Yorta Yorta Country, Echuca. Hosted by Yorta Yorta Nation in conjunction with Monash Sustainability Institute, Monash University.

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