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: Uluru
Uluru’s junior rangers at work
Uluru’s two local primary schools have been working together on an intercultural program focusing on Indigenous stories and culture. The students are producing their own multi-media version of the traditional […]
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 […]
Mala browse the buffet
An in-depth study of the mala diet at Uluru has thrown up some interesting findings. Although supplementary food is available within the Uluru enclosure, diet analysis has shown that mala […]
Learn Pitjantjatjara
Palya! That’s how we say hello in Pitjantjatjara… Pitjantjatjara is one of the languages Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park’s traditional owners speak. Now you too can learn Pitjantjatjara with our easy […]
The striking face of Uluru – part two!
We’ve been having some cracking weather here at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Local photographer Damien Hill capught these dramatic pictures of Uluru. Damien’s camera was exposed for six seconds, […]
The striking face of Uluru
I’m a new staff member joining the team here at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Last night I ventured into the park as the sun was about to set. To my […]
On this day…
On this day in 1993 Uluru became the first Australian icon to receive a dual Aboriginal/English name. The following year Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park became the second property in the world […]
