This mural is a reproduction of Butchulla Elder Barbara Trevaskis’ “Guardians of the Land” design and has been reproduced by fellow Butchulla Artist Aunty Karen Hall (aka Kutcha B Blackman). The mural reflects the “ancient footprint” as seen by Barbara. Barbara believes that Jesus walked on the land first as a rainbow serpent. Then came the Aboriginal Nation for thousands of years. The smaller white footprint is European colonisation and the little footprint in rainbow coloured dots represents all the different cultures who have recently walked upon this land. All have a collective responsibility to care for the land on which we walk. This mural, like all indigenous art, should be considered from a viewpoint of looking down from the sky. The background of the mural represents wattle and acacia trees. In each corner are meeting places with a fire in the centre. The patterns around the fire represent the marks in the land left from Butchulla persons sitting cross-legged.