Regional - Pilbara/Kimberly Interactive Map & Learning Centre

The Western Australia Interactive Map is a youth‑led, place‑based digital learning platform that connects students, educators, and communities across WA through food, culture, Country, and storytelling. 

The platform invites students to document and share knowledge about their local area — including food systems, bushfoods, agriculture, language, cultural custodianship, and lived experience — and to see their contributions become part of a living map of Western Australia. 

This initiative empowers young people to become researchers, storytellers, and knowledge keepers, while supporting teachers with curriculum-linked inquiry questions and culturally respectful learning frameworks. 

This is a celebration of young people and bush food. We want our young people to share their stories, where they come from and the regions the Prepare Produce Provide team have the privilege to visit, learn and share knowledge.

What It Is

A web-based interactive map of Western Australia where: 

  • Each location becomes a story point

  • Students can upload photos, videos, short texts, and research

  • Communities share local knowledge, food stories, and cultural connections

  • Elders and cultural knowledge holders contribute wisdom

  • Educators guide student inquiry using structured, curriculum-aligned prompts

Who It’s For

  • Students (Primary to Secondary) 

  • Educators seeking place-based, inquiry-driven curriculum tools 

  • Aboriginal communities and Elders who wish to share knowledge in culturally safe and approved ways 

  • Families and local organisations connected to food, land care, and cultural education 

Key Outcomes

  • Youth engagement and leadership 

  • Curriculum-aligned research and digital literacy 

  • Stronger connection to Country and local identity 

  • Respectful sharing of First Nations knowledge 

  • Increased understanding of food systems (bushfoods + agriculture) 

  • Intergenerational learning 

Interactive Map