Kylie Bishop is a Bundjalung woman from northern NSW. She grew up in the bush where her love for Country originated. Kylie has worked in the public service for over 25 years in various roles, working on environmental issues including First Nations matters and is devoted to the wellbeing of others. Kylie has worked on First Nations Water, cultural capability and the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
Kylie is completing a Master Arts, Indigenous Knowledge at Charles Darwin University. Her interest in linking First Nations knowledge with Western science and how we can incorporate First Nations research methodologies into policy development. Her passion lies in bridging Indigenous knowledge with Western science to enhance policy making. By integrating Indigenous knowledge into departmental work in a culturally respectful and practical manner, Kylie aims to improve environmental stewardship and foster positive intergenerational change for Indigenous communities.
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Charles Darwin University
