Clayton Donovan, Australia's only hatted indigenous chef, has joined Outback Spirit Foundation as ambassador to help spread the word for the current crowdfunding campaign www.outbackspirit.net on until 28 May - to empower more Aboriginal native bush food farmers to thrive. Clayton enjoys sourcing plants from the bush foraging for amazing native ingredients and you may have seem in him action previously as star of ABC’s Wild Kitchen TV program. “It’s really important to suppor

Oxfam endorse Outback Spirit Foundation’s campaign to support indigenous growers of native plant bush foods Oxfam support the many communities and enterprises who produce bush foods like Outback Spirits. This gives the communities a practical way to become more self-sufficient by cultivating commercial crops. Aboriginal people are able to use their traditional knowledge about bush foods which contributes to keeping their culture strong. Oxfam Shop have been working with Outb

With National Volunteer Week just past, Outback Spirit Foundation is fortunate to have such a great business community of peers and friends who have kindly volunteered to spread the word on social media for the Foundation’s upcoming crowdfunding campaign www.outbackspirit.net. The campaign to raise $60K over seven days starts this Sunday 21 May through to 28 May, to help empower more Aboriginal bushfood enterprises through the Outback Spirit Foundation programs. Indigenous pe

Indigenous artist and AFL legend Gavin Wanganeen has become an ambassador for Outback Spirit Foundation’s crowdfunding campaign that launches on May 21st to help more indigenous farmers grow and sell native bush foods commercially. (www.outbackspirit.net) Gavin Wanganeen is an important and inspiring role model within the Indigenous community due to his successful sporting career and transition to working artist. Well known for being an AFL legend & Brownlow Medalist, Gavin’s

Max Emery lives and works as an expert arid land horticulturist, and bush food researcher and grower at Desert Garden Produce in the red centre of Australia at Rainbow Valley, one of the hottest places in the nation. Located 110km from Alice Springs, it’s hard to imagine what can grow in the harsh desert conditions that can reach up to 48 degrees. It’s one of the most difficult places in Australia to learn how to grow anything. Native bush tomatoes have been a staple of Abori