Notably is the partnership between the Undalup Association, Wadandi Knowledge Custodians, The University of Western Australia, and the Director of National Parks. Their collaboration The Cultural Seascape of Wadandi Boodja: The Cultural Values of Australia’s South-west Marine Parks highlights the cultural significance and values of these marine environments.
In this project, Dr. Wayne Webb and Zac Webb shared valuable cultural information, including, very generously, several song lines. Among these are the Wejt Kwala (Emu Song Line), the starting song line toward Taalinup (Augusta), the Cowara Kwala (Purple-crown Lorikeet Song Line), which describes how the Cowara travel from their inland breeding grounds to the coast, to the Gabbi Kwala (Freshwater Song Lines) during the summer to feed.
They also discussed in further detail the Gortjguttuk Kwala (Pink Snapper Song Line), Wooditj Kaarbin Kwala (Old Man Groper Song Line), Ngingaraa Kaala (Lava Flow), Ngari Up (Place of the Salmon), Gabbi Up (Freshwater Place), and the Mammung Biddi-wah (Whale’s Path).