Discovering the truth about true bugs
Bugs, beetles, moths, crickets, katydids and more have been attracted to the light of the night-trapping sheet at Fish River’s Bush Blitz - fluttering, crawling and hopping around the light, over […]
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Flick through a winter wonderland
Spring on the Upper Snowy river, by Klaus Hueneke Take a look at our new Australian Alps Flickr page. It has hundreds of inspiring images taken by national parks photographers over […]
Heaps to do at Kakadu
Kakadu just gets better and better at this time of year, as a string of favourite sites open up after the wet season. We have moved into Yegge, one of Kakadu’s […]
Gunlom is open!
The Gunlom area in the south of Kakadu has just opened up, after taking a hammering from wet season flooding. It’s a favourite part of Kakadu for many locals, and […]
Keeping Booderee beautiful
Despite steady rain, two of Booderee’s beaches got a good clean-up recently. Park staff and volunteers removed numerous bags of rubbish as well as the odd sea spurge plant. Although some […]
Fish River Station earns its name
Fish River Station in Northern Territory has well and truly been living up to its name with large numbers and a high diversity of freshwater fish species being hauled in […]
Share your stories about Uluru’s past
It’s time to dig out those old photographs of you in your mini-skirt at Uluru or maybe it was flares at Kata Tjuta. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is collecting old […]
Catching a tube at Booderee
It’s still great weather for surfing down here in Booderee National Park. Take a look at Morgan on his day off - deep inside a perfect Aussie Pipe barrel. Morgan’s day […]
