indigenous economic development

Aboriginal Economic Development and the Kakadu Plum

Kakadu wild harvest supports the development and growth of these opportunities for Indigenous communities.
We encourage and support the sustainable practices of wild harvest and encourage the application of organic practices.

  • Indigenous communities are the custodians of unique knowledge that is essential for the growth of this economic opportunity in harmony to the lands where this plant grows and thrives
  • For 20 years we have researched and developed cultivation and application knowledge to support and progress awareness of this incredible natural fruit

Training, infrastructure and Management

Wild Harvest has been providing farming, land management and horticultural based training and development for over 20 years throughout the Northern Territory and Queensland. With an emphasis on sustainable and organic best practices, our training has involved:

  • Commercial Horticultural Development
  • Wild Plant Cultivation
  • A range of Government funded indigenous training projects
  • Developing curriculum and action based learning modules
  • Business management
  • Business start-up
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