The natural history of the Top End comprises a wealth of unique aspects. From fauna and flora to climate and ecosystems there is something for everyone. Even rock lovers can get their ‘happy on’ with the Archaen nature of some of the old landscapes.
If you are a storm chaser then look no further also. For the tropical north brings with it the lightening, storms and sunshine that rocks most boats.
Within this cauldron of chaos ethical adventures ventures forth.
It is our experience with these gems that forms the focus of this thread.
Magpie Geese – enigmatic waterbirds of Australia and important food source for traditional hunters. Found in large numbers in the Top End.
Nourlangie Rock is a sacred landmark in Kakadu National Park, featuring 20,000-year-old rock art depicting Indigenous culture and history.
