Tweed Regional Museum and Kynnumboon Historic Property
In this special excursion students explore the Land/Life/Culture exhibition and visit a riparian rainforest regeneration project at the nearby historic Kynnumboon property, established by early Tweed pioneer Joshua Bray.
With guidance from Joshua Bray descendent and former teacher Bev Fairley, students learn about the early colonial history of the area and consequences for the local Aboriginal people. They consider the importance of regenerating our river systems and the impact of introduced species on our environment.
Please note that the school is responsible for organising bus transport between the Museum and Kynnumboon (approximately 5 km distance).
These hands on borrow boxes contain specimens and accompanying games and teacher notes and can be borrowed prior to visiting the Museum. Visit learning resources for more information.