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Kakadu National Park - Australia's Culture PortalKakadu National Park covers an area of 19,804 square kilometres within the Alligator Rivers region of the Northern Territory. Around 50 per cent of the land in Kakadu National Park is Aboriginal land under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) ...
Aboriginal dancers telling Dreamtime stories at the Sydney Olympics opening ceremony. The Dreaming for Australian Indigenous people (sometimes referred to as the Dreamtime or Dreamtimes) is when the Ancestral Beings moved across the land and created life...
Blue Lake, Kosciuszko National Park. Australia has over 500 national parks. Most of our national parks are managed by the States and Territories of Australia; however the Commonwealth of Australia manages six national parks and a further 13 marine parks...
Heritage walks and tours in Melbourne offer a range of guided and self guided tours including the Golden Mile Heritage Trail, and the National Trust conducts walking tours of the city which 'take you down the hidden laneways and tell the stories of the in...
This is reflected in the development of an alternative model for public spaces and urban living based on social architecture and the 'green' apartment. Australia's modern residential architecture also reflects this change with architects using new environ...
Australia is a unique and diverse country in every way - in culture, population, climate, geography, and history. For articles on specific topics about Australian history and culture visit our Australian Stories Index. Australia's population is concentrat...
But Australia has a significant and untameable high country where another set of Australian myths and traditions of Australian identity were born - the high country of the Snowy Mountains. The Man from Snowy River is one of Australia's most famous poems ...
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Kakadu National Park - Frequently Asked Questions for Kakadu National Park (website Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts )How big is Kakadu National Park? Kakadu National Park is an Aboriginal cultural landscape located in the wet-dry tropics of northern Australia. > Who owns Kakadu National Park?...
The first stage would be an ecological risk assessment to predict the likely extent of impacts of cane toads in Kakadu National Park and identify key vulnerable habitats and species. This assessment is a direct result of Environment Australia's concern a...
Image courtesy of the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts. Kakadu National Park covers an area of 19,804 square kilometres within the Alligator Rivers region of the Northern Territory. Around 50 per cent of the land in Kakadu Nati...
Jenny Hunter is to help develop indigenous tourism at Kakadu. 1217097298744-smh.com.auhttp://www.smh.com.au/news/news/new-kakadu-spirit/2008/07/30/1217097298744.htmlsmh.com.auThe Sydney Morning Herald & The Age2008-08-02New Kakadu spiritKay O'SullivanTrav...
Kakadu National Park (including Jabiru, Nourlangie Rock, Ubirr, Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Yellow Waters, the South Alligator River and Waterfall Creek Nature Park) World Heritage listed park characterised by exceptional galleries of Aboriginal art and di...
Kakadu is Aboriginal land and home to the ongoing living tradition and cultural practice of the region's Aboriginal Traditional Owners. >>Policy:>>1. ACF will vigorously support and defend the protection in perpetuity of the outstanding World Heritage cul...
Feral animals in Kakadu are animals introduced by non-Aboriginal people, that were once either domesticated or native to another country and that now lives and breeds in the Park. Among the feral animals in Kakadu are Asian water buffaloes, cattle, pigs,...
to make sure that the World Heritage attributes of the Park are protected and that traditional owners control the management of their cultural heritage and cultural material in the Park; to make sure the post-contact historical sites in Kakadu are adequa...
You are here: Environment home » Parks and reserves » National Parks » Kakadu National Park » Park Management » Management programmes » Managing Natural Heritage to limit, as far as possible, the adverse effects of fera...
The Australian Government is pleased to formally respond to the report A Shared Vision for Tourism in Kakadu National Park. the appointment of a Tourism and Visitor Services Manager in the park and the establishment of a new Tourism and Visitor Services ...
The East Alligator area features some of the best rock art in the park at the Ubirr Rock Art site, and has several bushwalks to explore. The Nourlangie Area features stunning rock art galleries and impressive views from Gunwarddehwardde lookout of Kakadu...
In this context, an important aspect of Kakadu is the opportunity it offers for people to learn about and experience Aboriginal culture and the natural environment through tourism. Since the late 1970s, Traditional Owners have leased their country to the ...
You are here: Environment home » Parks and reserves » National Parks » Kakadu National Park » Publications Department of the Environment and Water Resources> Kakadu National Park PO Box 71 Jabiru Northern Territory 0886 Australia +...
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