Early learning
Our early learning activities are based on nature connection and wellbeing, inspired by our values at CERES: “helping people fall in love with the Earth, again.”
Our early learning activities are based on nature connection and wellbeing, inspired by our values at CERES: “helping people fall in love with the Earth, again.”
Inspire young minds and create the environmental leaders of tomorrow.
CERES is a public park that is free to visit. Enjoy the green spaces, the community, and our enterprises.
Inspire young minds and create the environmental leaders of tomorrow.
CERES is a public park that is free to visit. Enjoy the green spaces, the community, and our enterprises.
Keep learning at CERES. Spend a day learning a new skill in a workshop or take a multi-week course or wellbeing program that might just change the direction of your life.
The CERES School of Nature and Climate Resource Hub is packed with resources to support your learning.
We are privileged to run trips to the remote Community of Mäpuru in East Arnhem Land. A unique opportunity to learn about Yolngu culture from Indigenous leaders passing on their traditional skills and knowledge in basket weaving and bush survival.
Each year, we have the privilege to lead a group of individuals on a long journey via the dusty Arnhem Highway to visit the small homeland community of Mäpuru.
Our Yolngu friends and adopted family, with whom we have partnered for the past 13 years, reside there. These trips are intended to support our friends in achieving a meaningful livelihood on their land, while they, in turn, teach us the significance of living in harmony with the land. They educate us on how to weave pandanas baskets, bush survival and how we can adopt a different perspective towards the world in which we live.
And so we invite you to join us, to live with and learn from the people of Mäpuru who are passing on their traditional skills and knowledge to future generations – as it has always been. Each visitor is welcomed with an open heart and mind, and given a rare glimpse into the Indigenous worldview.
Find all the details and book your place on the upcoming trip on the course page here.