Sunrise to sunset, Uluru is magical
We don’t usually like to brag – but we are very excited to have topped the list of The Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Sunrises of the World! Uluru is filled […]
Tag Archives: Kata Tjuta
Protecting Uluru night and day
Here in Uluru we’ve been monitoring wildlife around the park’s water sources. Remote sensing cameras capture images of wildlife 24 hours a day, giving us an indication of the activity […]
Uluru rangers battle fires at Uluru
Uluru rangers have been fighting fires caused by a lightning strike on Saturday. One of our staff Angela Teasdale took this shot early yesterday morning from our sunrise viewing area. […]
How we’re protecting endangered mala at Uluru
We recently finished another successful annual mala survey at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Every year we catch our mala to report on their weight and sex, to check […]
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on Flickr
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park has some amazing landscapes filled with unique plants and animals. While there is no substitute for actually visiting the park (which you should do!) you can […]
Kata Tjuta – an arid desert landscape?
Uluru and Kata Tjuta are luxuriating in almost tropical splendour after all the rain. Visitors are stunned by the dazzling green hues — from dusky olive to lime and emerald […]
Uluru this summer
There’s plenty to see still at Uluru this summer… don’t let the high temperatures put you off! There’s still a carpet of green thanks to some rain continuing to come […]
