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- 3. The practice of cultivating plants and livestock for food and other products.
- 6. A pattern or arrangement of different elements.
- 7. A type of rock commonly found in certain landscapes.
- 15. Soil, Soil that is heavy and can hold water but is hard to work with.
- 16. Grounds, Places where people are buried, holding spiritual significance.
- 17. A measure of how hot or cold something is.
- 20. Residences, Homes built to last and provide long-term shelter.
- 22. Moving a plant from one place and replanting it in another.
- 23. A soft food made by boiling grains or tubers in water or milk.
- 24. A type of rock used for making tools.
- 27. Holes, Natural sources of fresh water.
- 28. The area drained by a river and its tributaries.
- 30. Areas of land that are saturated with water.
- 32. Stewardship, The responsible use and protection of the natural environment.
- 33. Cooking food by exposing it to dry heat.
- 34. The typical weather conditions in an area over a long period.
- 36. Significance, The importance of a practice or object in a particular culture.
- 37. Management, Practices for maintaining and using land sustainably.
- 38. Harvesting, Harvesting only certain plants to ensure sustainability.
- 41. Ovens, Traditional cooking method using hot stones and earth.
- 44. hastifolia, Scientific name for the native yam known as warrine.
- 45. Swollen underground plant stems that store nutrients.
- 47. Small communities where people live and work.
- 48. A substance that prevents infection.
- 49. Value, The content of essential nutrients in food.
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- 1. Trees, Plants used for making resin and tools.
- 2. Exchanging goods and services between people or groups.
- 4. The amount of rain that falls in an area.
- 5. Placing parts of a plant back into the ground to grow again.
- 8. Fertility, The ability of soil to sustain plant growth and productivity.
- 9. Trees, Trees whose seeds were used to make flour.
- 10. Soil that allows water to pass through it easily.
- 11. Soil, Soil rich in nutrients that support plant growth.
- 12. Soil, Soil that has a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay.
- 13. A small, simple dwelling.
- 14. Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the future.
- 18. The tidal mouth of a large river.
- 19. Indigenous people of southwestern Australia.
- 21. Cycles, The natural patterns of weather and plant growth over the year.
- 25. The act of keeping food for future use.
- 26. Routes, Paths followed by people or animals seasonally for resources.
- 27. Common name for Dioscorea hastifolia, a native yam cultivated by the Nyoongar people.
- 29. Climate, A climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters.
- 31. Burning, A land management technique involving the deliberate use of fire.
- 35. Water, Water that is a mix of fresh and salt water.
- 39. A community of living organisms and their environment.
- 40. Climate, A dry climate with light rainfall.
- 42. Flat areas around rivers that flood during heavy rains.
- 43. The process of growing new plants from a variety of sources.
- 46. Coastal Plain, A geographical region in Western Australia along the coast near Perth.