Have you ever heard of a place where the land remembers? Myora Springs, nestled on the coast of North Stradbroke Island, is just such a place. Myora Springs is not just a beautiful cluster of freshwater springs. It’s a sacred gathering site for the Quandamooka people. They call it Capembah Springs, a name that whispers of ancient stories and a connection to the land that runs deeper than any root system. The springs are essential to this area, a lifeblood for the surrounding forest and its inhabitants. Look around you. The mangroves, the bungwal ferns, even the freshwater crayfish and prawns, all thrive thanks to these precious springs. Myora Springs, also known as Moongalba – “sitting down place” – is a powerful reminder of the resilience of nature and the enduring spirit of the Quandamooka people.
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