Worens

Worens, also known as the Woronora people, are an Indigenous Australian group from the Sydney region. They are part of the larger Darug nation and are known for their traditional connection to the Woronora River and its surrounding areas. The Woronora people have a rich cultural heritage, with a strong emphasis on storytelling, art, and traditional knowledge of the land.

The Woronora people have a deep spiritual connection to the natural environment, and their traditional practices often involve the use of local flora and fauna. They have a unique system of governance, with a strong emphasis on community and cooperation. The Woronora people have a rich oral tradition, with many stories passed down through generations that reflect their connection to the land and their cultural heritage.

The Woronora people have a long history of interaction with European settlers, and their traditional way of life has been significantly impacted by colonization. However, they have also adapted and continue to maintain their cultural identity in the face of these challenges. Today, the Woronora people are working towards reconciliation and self-determination, seeking to preserve their cultural heritage and promote their rights as Indigenous Australians.