The Western Spiny-tailed Skink (Egernia stokesii badia) is endemic to Western Australia and is of totemic significance to the Badimia Yamatji people, who have seen their numbers decrease over time. Translocating the skinks back into areas of their former range is an important part of re-establishing a significant spiritual connection to Country. To better understand how to facilitate successful translocations, this project used a range of methodologies and technologies to determine the ecological requirements of E. s. badia, including microhabitat requirements, diet, and predation management. To address the traditional communication bias towards a majority audience of western scientists, the findings from this project have been shared through a range of different media, which will include translation into the local Badimia language (where research was conducted on Country). Overall, this project aims to respectfully blend different knowledge systems, and collaborate to promote improved ecological and cultural outcomes.