Hanging out at Kakadu
This super-cute bat surprised visitors when he decided to hang out at Kakadu last week. The yellow-bellied sheathtail bat is usually very difficult to spot – they fly high and […]
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Campfire yarns tell ancient stories
No-one can tell a campfire yarn like Julie Freeman at Booderee National Park. After some exhilarating sea-kayaking in Booderee’s pristine bays we sat around the campfire drinking tea. As night fell and […]
Join Galamban to Black Out Booderee this Earth Hour
Why not join local Aboriginal tour company Galamban at Booderee National Park this Earth Hour – 7.30pm on 31 March? Learn the local Aboriginal stories of the night sky – the […]
Volunteers collect a packet
We’re lucky to have a dedicated group of volunteers at the Gardens who help us out with the work we do. Whether you are taking a guided walk, checking […]
Autumn garden is alive with colour
The Australian National Botanic Gardens is alive with colour as autumn approaches. It’s a great time to visit and experience the beauty and atmosphere of the nation’s Gardens […]
Being waterwise at Kakadu
Kakadu is exceptionally beautiful in the wet season and our visitors are keen to explore. Sometimes too keen! Cahills Crossing is the only vehicle crossing from Kakadu […]
New truffle species named
It’s not just the likes of Beyonce who get new species named after them! A new species of native truffle found on Neds Corner Station during a recent Bush Blitz has […]
Getting to know the neighbours
Nothing like ducking next door for a quick chat! Kakadu got to know some of our international neighbours a bit better last month, with a visit from a delegation of […]
