FAQs
- Sharing your culturally significant stories/history in the online survey.
- Providing feedback on the project’s vision and objectives.
- Shaping the 'look and feel of signage.
- Providing feedback on the indicative location of nodes and signage.
- Contributing to the naming of the trail.
Why are we enaging?
The community of North Fremantle are actively engaged in celebrating and protecting the rich history of the area. The reinvigoration of the heritage trail will ensure that new residents and visitors to North Fremantle can also learn about the area.
As you undertake this engagement we encourage you to ponder:
What untold stories are absent from our narrative, and what subjects would you be eager to delve deeper into? Your insights will help shape the future richness of our heritage exploration.
What about Whadjuk heritage and cultural significance?
The City acknowledges The City of Fremantle acknowledges the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners of the greater Fremantle/Walyalup area. We recognise that the trail signage installed in 2004, while great, may not have adhered to the procedural standards we uphold today. Consequently, the City is fully committed to renewing the signage and gaining a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of this land for the Whadjuk people via engagement.
How can I get involved?
Throughout the project, we welcome your input on the Trail Refresh by:
Join the conversation by participating in our online survey, open from 12 January–5 February 2024, or express your interest by applying to participate in the Project Reference Group. Learn more about this group when you complete the survey or email us at communityengagement@fremantle.wa.gov.au.