In this episode, we speak with Glenn Chisholm about the vital work of River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation (RMMAC) rangers in the Riverland.

Cultural heritage protection is at the heart of their work, with a special focus on protecting ancestral burial sites using both traditional knowledge and modern scientific methods.

Glenn envisions state-wide ranger gatherings where teams can share knowledge, skills, and experiences across different Country types.

The program is growing, with plans to add new rangers over the next three years if funding is secured.

Following the devastating floods of 2022-23, rangers have been restoring damaged cultural sites and discovering new ones exposed by the waters.

They use mapping and monitoring techniques to track changes to sites over time and identify areas needing restoration or protection.

Collaborating with landowners and other stakeholders is crucial, though can be challenging, to gain access and support for protecting sensitive sites.

As Glenn proudly notes, these rangers aren't just protecting their own Country - they're making an impact that reaches far beyond their "little old country town."