Yalata is an Aboriginal Community located roughly 200 kilometres west of Ceduna and situated on the Far West Coast of South Australia, with a transient population of around 350 people. The Community comprises of Anangu who speak Pitjantjatjara language. They share a history of displacement, upheaval and survival. Their people have a deep connection with the Lands and commitment to Traditional lifestyles.

The Yalata Lands with its sandy plains, Mallee scrub and open woodland, covers roughly 450,000 hectares and spans approximately 150 kilometres of the Eyre Highway. Popular for whale watching, camping, and fishing, a strict Permit system is in place to preserve sacred sites and ensure minimum impact. Yalata is Aboriginal owned land, managed by Yalata Anangu Aboriginal Corporation to conserve the Lands and Traditional Culture.

Over the years, VERSION was commissioned to help with projects ranging from branding, websites, signage and various print collateral to amalgamate and create a consistent ‘look and feel’ at all promotional and marketing touch points.

Visit www.yalata.com.au

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