Hozaus Claire: connection to the land, water and rivers
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Hozaus Claire: connection to the land, water and rivers
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In this episode of riverside chats, Kat Taylor speaks with Hozaus Claire, a Bunuba/Gooniyandi/Walmajarri/ Nyikina artist and community leader from the Kimberley region, and member of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council.
Hozaus talks about his life growing up in the remote town of Fitzroy Crossing, WA, where he has gotten to know the ecosystems of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River very well. As a community leader, he enjoys teaching young people how to live off the land by hunting, fishing gathering and cooking the traditional way.
Hozaus spent time in Canberra creating art depicting the Martuwarra Fitzroy River, communicating its complexities and hoping to foster a deeper respect for water systems.
This podcast was edited by Michael Migali and executive produced by Quentin Grafton, Convenor of the Water Justice Hub at the Australian National University. This episode’s host was Kat Taylor. Music by Serge Pavkin.
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