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 […]
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Indigenous rangers working together
They came from as far afield as Kalkarindji in the Top End to Warburton Ranges in Western Australia, to train in everything from snake handling and quad bikes to aerial […]
Welcome to Banggerreng!
There’s a noticeable change in the air at Kakadu, as we move into Banggerreng or ‘knock em down storm’ season. Monsoonal conditions make way for clear skies during Banggerreng. Humidity […]
Doing the weeding at Kakadu
In the South Alligator district of Kakadu National Park we’re busy managing the invasive grasses that displace native species and increase the fuel load. One particular grass we […]
Seasonal ranger says goodbye to Kakadu
Working as a seasonal ranger in Kakadu National Park has been a wonderful opportunity and an unforgettable experience. Amidst the diverse landscapes of stone country, rivers and floodplain, I became immersed […]
Kakadu in Yegge – check out the what’s on guide
Yegge is a time of cooler days and lower humidity – it’s a great time to visit Kakadu. The floodplains and waterholes are shrouded in early morning mist which rises […]
