Biological research collections, such as herbaria, insect, and faunal collections, are founded in their value to Western science. In Australia, these collections contain specimens from many Indigenous Countries, with the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples often going unacknowledged. CSIRO has co-designed research to bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices and views into our biological research collections. Within our herbarium, we have over 800 specimen sheets that contain Indigenous knowledges from across Australia, collected over the last century. Our presentation will discuss the case studies we are completing to understand how we can reconnect Indigenous knowledge to the communities that knowledge comes from.