Mornings at Ubirr are something else!
Mornings are a great time to sit at the Nadab Lookout at Ubirr and appreciate the vast views, blue lagoons and the luminous emerald green floodplains as you gaze towards […]
Monthly Archives: July 2011
Henbury Conservation Project – leading the way in carbon farming
Biodiversity conservation entered a new era with a pioneering carbon farming project launched this morning in Australia’s Red Centre. Environment Minister Tony Burke announced the Henbury Conservation Project at the […]
Revegetating parts of Cocos
Revegetating parts of the Cocos with native species is the ambitious aim of our Pulu Keeling team and their local community. Pulu Keeling National Park is the only Cocos island […]
Parks Australia’s sustainable tourism overview 2011-2016
Parks Australia has just released it’s Sustainable Tourism Overview 2011-2016 which identifies the principles and objectives that will guide Parks Australia in managing tourism in Commonwealth terrestrial reserves over the […]
Sharing the view with a jabiru
Kakadu is in the middle of the cool weather season – Wurrgeng – this is the name that the local Indigenous people of northern Kakadu, Bininj, give to this part […]
Strange sightings in the woodlands
It’s the little things you notice when you walk slowly through the woodlands that make your day. This week I have seen bits of bark and leaves get up and […]
What’s on in Kakadu?
Every day in Kakadu National Park, our six seasonal interpretive rangers are out in some of Kakadu’s most iconic and inspiring locations. These rangers are the face of Kakadu over the […]
WWF praises Australia’s National Reserve System
An independent audit by WWF-Australia has praised efforts to build the National Reserve System as ‘arguably the Australian Government’s biggest conservation success story’. Environment Minister Tony Burke today launched the […]
