A historic day for Wunambal Gaambera country
Yesterday was a very emotional day for everyone up here in the northern Kimberley. Justice Gilmour of the Federal Court of Australia determined that the people of Uunguu had Native Title […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Gunlom (Mary River region) now open!
District staff have done a tremendous job at preparing the Gunlom area for public access and the day use area, campground and walk to the top of the falls are […]
Welcome to Kimberley country!
We’re all here in the remote northern Kimberley preparing for the Uunguu Indigenous Protected Areas declaration… and it is all go on the ground, on the sea and in the air. […]
Saving the endangered Zieria obcordata
A team from the Australian National Botanic Gardens and the New South Wales Office of Environment and Heritage converged on a Wellington district property this week to help save a […]
New visitor experience on offer at Gardens
Visit the Australian National Botanic Gardens to check out our latest interactive display which provides an insight into the microclimates that our native plants need to thrive. We’ve installed environmental […]
Puffer fish all puffed out
Booderee staff had a number of enquiries from curious visitors about the many dead puffer fish on Green Patch and Lluka beaches in the summer holidays. Well, who’d have guessed? […]
New Uluru eNewsletter
Edition 4 of the Uluru eNewsletter is now available at environment.gov.au/parks/uluru/newsletter.html The Itjanu (summer wet season) edition covers the 25th anniversary of the handback of Uluru, tjakura (great desert skink) […]
