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Seasonal changes in Kakadu’s wetlands – walk

  • A ranger and visitor viewing the mural at Mamukala Bird Hide

    A ranger and visitor viewing the mural at Mamukala Bird Hide

Important COVID-19 update – Visitor restrictions apply

Travellers need to keep up-to-date with where they can travel and which areas have been declared COVID-19 hotspots, as the COVID-19 situation in Australia is continually evolving.

All visitors need to ensure that they are complying with the current travel restrictions in place by the Northern Territory Government.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Ranger guided activities are currently not operating at Kakadu. Please follow our News section to keep up to date with the latest updates and advice. There are a number of guided tours being offered by tourism businesses within the park and more information can be found here.

Kakadu’s wetlands and its wildlife are linked to annual seasonal cycles.

Find out how the floodplains and their birds, plants and other animals change and evolve through the seasons.

Rangers will explain the wetlands’ many essential functions and how and why the wetlands are important to Bininj. They’ll also discuss how climate change, both past and present, impact the area.

Easy 3 km loop walk.

This event does not run during the tropical summer.

 

Certain activities may be cancelled without prior notice, for cultural reasons or due to conditions beyond our control.

Please contact Bowali Visitor Centre on 08 8938 1120 for more information.

When

Held during the dry season, 1 June - 25 September 2020

Meet at

Mamukala Wetlands

Time required

1 hour 30 minutes

Region

South Alligator