How has the environment helped to shape the culture of the Gagudju Aborigines?

The culture of the Gagudju people is completely intertwined with their environment. As hunters and gatherers, they eat natural foods that they either gather (plants) or kill (animals). They have an incredible knowledge of their homelands, which enables them to know when it is okay to do things like burn the grasslands. Their environment provides them with pretty much everything they need. Their stories and beliefs are about the landforms, plants, and animals that live in the Kakadu region of Australia. And their paintings, which are a very important part of their culture, are representations of the animals that sustain the Gagudju, and are made only of materials that can be found in the surrounding environment.