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Cultural heritage
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In accordance with the Heritage NSW Code of Practice, we have respectfully engaged with a number of Registered Aboriginal Parties (RAPs). The RAPs included locally based Wiradjuri Traditional Owners, the local Aboriginal Land Council, and several regionally based individuals and organisations with Wiradjuri heritage, a strong personal connection to country in the Lithgow area in cultural heritage management.
Since the beginning of technical and environmental studies in 2023, RAPs have played an active and valued role in investigating, assessing, and managing cultural heritage associated with the Lake Lyell Pumped Hydro Project. Their knowledge, guidance and leadership continue to inform how cultural values are recognised, respected and protected throughout the project.
Since the beginning of technical and environmental studies in 2023, RAPs have played an active and valued role in investigating, assessing, and managing cultural heritage associated with the Lake Lyell Pumped Hydro Project. Their knowledge, guidance and leadership continue to inform how cultural values are recognised, respected and protected throughout the project.
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