The Yung Balug Museum is expanding their display area to make room for many more artefacts.

Children enjoy visiting the Yung Balug Artefacts Museum. Book a tour with your children or students today.

Many interesting visitors from all over Australia have recently. See what some of them are saying.

So much history is hidden within each scarred tree. Discover it for yourself on a tour of the wetlands around Boort.

Footprints Across the Loddon Plains is a book that documents the rich history of the Aboriginal people and the early settlers of the Loddon Plains area, the home of the Yung Balug Clan.

Wattle seed is abundant and is a nutritious food source that the Aborigines relied upon. At Yung Balug Museum we are conducting a trial to grow and harvest various species of Acacia for food and conservation.

Exploring how Aboriginal women would reap and store the native grasses they collected.

Aboriginal artist Marilyne Nicholls collects rushes from Lake Boort to weave baskets, just as Aboriginal women have done for generations.