Home Valley Indigenous trainees and mentors are central to the development of the pastoral and tourism enterprise.
Home Valley Station is owned by the Indigenous Land Corporation and was purchased on behalf of the Balanggarra people of the East Kimberley.
Since acquiring the Home Valley pastoral lease in 1999, the ILC has endeavoured to involve local Indigenous people in all aspects of the station's operations. In both its tourism and pastoral enterprises, members of the local Indigenous communities have assisted in all manner of projects associated with the resurrection of what was, at the time of purchase, a poorly neglected cattle station.
Today, Home Valley is a hub of activity that caters not only for travellers of the Gibb River road, but for Indigenous students and trainees from many communities across the Kimberley.
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Home Valley Station is owned by the Indigenous Land Corporation and was purchased on behalf of the Balanggarra people of the East Kimberley.
Since acquiring the Home Valley pastoral lease in 1999, the ILC has endeavoured to involve local Indigenous people in all aspects of the station's operations. In both its tourism and pastoral enterprises, members of the local Indigenous communities have assisted in all manner of projects associated with the resurrection of what was, at the time of purchase, a poorly neglected cattle station.
Today, Home Valley is a hub of activity that caters not only for travellers of the Gibb River road, but for Indigenous students and trainees from many communities across the Kimberley.
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