Indigenous heritage trail guided walk

Experience the rich Indigenous history of our ANU campus through this guided trail walk. Learn about the importance of Sullivan's Creek and Black Mountain, bush foods and medicines, ceremony and tradition, and how local Aboriginal people managed their land. Explore the continuing culture and connection to Country.

You will be guided on the tour by:

Aunty Dr Matilda House (HonDoc '17), Ngambri/Wiradjuri Elder and ANU Patron
Dave Johnston (BA Hons '90), Indigenous Archaeologist and host of Foxtel's Coast Australia, on the History Channel.

The tour will meet and finish at the Kambri Precinct Amphitheatre, and travels through a significant part of our large campus. Our thanks to the ANU Indigenous Alumni Network for organising these tours.

Note: Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the event start time to sign in. We suggest you wear comfortable footwear and bring a drink bottle. Please also bring a hat, sunscreen, raincoat, and/or umbrella, depending on the weather.

Registration

In-person event - registration required. Free to attend, however limited numbers apply. Visitors must also check in using the venue QR code.

Terms and conditions

Please note, this is an in-person event and ANU requires masks to still be worn indoors.

We are conscious of uncertainty in the current climate and will be closely monitoring the scenario. Should circumstances change, we will be in touch with updates.

To help keep everyone safe, please ensure that you are familiar with and follow the advice from ACT Health regarding COVID-19 exposures and ACT Health advice on current restrictions. If you do not feel well, please stay home and get tested.

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2022 ANU Alumni Week

2022 ANU Alumni Week is your opportunity to celebrate and share the ANU legacy, with a week-long program of exclusive events taking place from Monday 28 March to Saturday 2 April.

Reconnect with old friends, make new connections with fellow alumni, and enjoy thought-provoking debate over a week-long program of talks, tours, and social and networking events, all showcasing ANU expertise. This year, for your convenience, all our Alumni Week events will be available both online and in-person.

View the full program of events here and register now for 2022 ANU Alumni Week.

As much as ANU has helped shape the lives of our alumni, so has our alumni community shaped ANU. We look forward to celebrating with you - our stories, our legacy and our alumni.