Boodja is a term used by the Noongar people, an Indigenous Australian group from the southwestern region of Western Australia. It refers to the land, encompassing the natural environment, cultural heritage, and spiritual significance of the area. Boodja is central to the Noongar identity and reflects their deep connection to the land and its ecosystems. In Noongar culture, Boodja is not just a physical space but also a living entity that holds stories, traditions, and knowledge passed down through generations. The concept emphasizes the importance of caring for the land, which is vital for sustaining both the environment and the community's cultural practices.