To Rewild the Earth we must first Rewild Ourselves

Tamika is passionate about sharing her insights and stories on indigenous connections and spends much of her time exploring the wilds of Australia and Aotearoa. Combining her knowledge and skills in environmental science, herbal medicine and fine arts, Tamika brings an interesting perspective on what it is to live a natural life in this modern world.

Her dreaming is linked to the Biripai peoples and a deep connection to the spirit realms.

Wilderness Survival and First Aid Trained

Plant based Cook and Author

Meditator

Wilderness Guide.

Studies in Environmental Science

NSW National Parks Interpretive Ranger

Fine Arts Diploma

Cert IV Herbal Medicine.

Season 2 ALONE Australia

I have been known by the name Juluum Dhaalgay meaning Mountain Song in the language of the Gumbaynggirr people. It was on Gumbaynggirr country that I learnt from a few Elders the importance of listening to the land and trusting my instincts. As gatekeeper of a portal I learnt to meditate and dlve deep into the psyche of the land and all its wisdoms.

My hope in guiding you on nature immersions or yarning round the fire with beads and fibers in hand is to offer an insight into what it is to live free and wild, trusting self over societal conditioning to experience a sense of what life could feel like if we work through our fears and trust in nature.

Nyiirun barraygu ngarrayn-marrung

We respect our country

Sylvia grew up in the bush living off grid, growing food and being mostly self sufficient.

Her work for the past 20 years has been in conservation and landcare, co-ordinating environmental projects and engaging with community. More recently Sylvia has been working with indigenous youth and Ranger groups as a youth worker and knowledge sharer.

Cert IV Conservation and Land Management

Studies in Permaculture Design

Current First Aid and Marine Drivers License

Aerial Aircraft Safety Training

Fire Dancer

Published writer

Cert II Reiki Training

Consensus Decision Making Training

Peer Education Training

Like many rewilding women, Sylvia has a passion for nature adventure, bush foods, herbal medicine, nutrition, local food systems, connection to community and good health though active simple living.

She is mother to two and a grandmother of three. She believes they are her greatest teachers and deepest loves.

We are all responsible for caring for country and protecting our natural areas. Our lives depend on it.