Meeting with marrawuddi
I’ve only been in Kakadu for a week and I’ve already been lucky enough to have an intimate encounter with the park’s wildlife. On the Yellow Waters cruise I spotted a marrawuddi (white-bellied sea […]
Category Archives: Kakadu National Park
Kakadu trekkers get fighting fit for Save the Children
It’s nearly June, which means I will soon be off on a once-in-a-lifetime charity fundraiser – an eight day trek of Kakadu National Park. I’ve got my boots and my […]
Walking through Kakadu’s seasons
Every day, I walk to and from work via the two km Bowali walking track. I love this track – it gives me an amazing appreciation of the changing seasons as […]
Kakadu explores culture
We’ve just had a great day exploring different cultures at Kakadu. At our ‘cross cultural exchange day’, we heard stories of Irish, German, Hungarian, and Italian culture and, of course, […]
Kakadu’s orphaned quoll growing up fast
So many people have been excited by the story of our rescued baby quoll Djili, (pronounced Jilly,) so I thought it was time to share some pics and news about […]
Kakadu celebrates World Wetlands Day
World Wetlands Day was filled with colour (and much-needed icy poles!) as local residents joined park staff to create water lily bracelets and their own paper wetlands habitats. We all […]
Sorry visitor sends rock home to Kakadu
Here at Bowali Visitor Centre, we’re always busy replying to phone calls, letters and emails from travellers planning their trip to Kakadu. We also love the postcards and messages from […]
‘Country and culture are more important’
Canberra can be an interesting place to live and work, but this week was something very special. For years, Jeffrey Lee has been pursuing his wish to have the Koongarra […]
