Claude Carter is a proud leader from the Gooniyandi people. He resides in a small community called Bawoorrooga, approximately 100kms west of Fitzroy Crossing. Claude has a passion for passing on knowledge about Country and Culture. Claude is a recognised artist, traditional dancer and a leader in his Culture. Claude works hard for the protection of Country.

'Bilbies are my next door neighbours, they live beside me, not far. I did this painting, to try and protect these Bilby. You say Bilby, we say Nyarlgoo in Gooniyandi. What's around the Bilby is the food. We call them Lagarndi, its a grub that sit under the roots.... On the right of the painting there are some holes. Where the Bilby dig their holes, this is their home. In Bilby Country, you see a lot of pindan. They only dig their camp (in pindan) in cold weather time. When the wet season come, they look around for high ground, mainly around the gravel pit. Some of the holes are not really live, they have already been used.' Claude Carter

Environs Kimberley thanks Claude for this beautiful design, which has been adapted with permission from his larger piece Nyarlgoo (see image 2). Claude receives $1 from each sticker printed.

These stickers help to spread our message to Protect the Kimberley. To amplify the message, please take a photo or two of your sticker – one close up and one with the location and tag us on socials with the hashtag #ProtecttheKimberley so we can share it widely.