Publications

• There are no current public consultations for Kakadu National Park

• Find the latest Tourism Industry Update, along with recent editions

• Management Plan 2016-2026 | Kakadu National Park
• Climate Change Strategy 2010-2015 | Kakadu National Park
• Kakadu Ramsar site

• Kakadu National Park Landscape Symposia Series 2007 - 2009
  • Symposium 1: Landscape Change Overview
  • Symposium 2: Weed management
  • Symposium 3: Fire management

• Introduction by Jacob Nayinggul
• Guluyambi River cruise
• Kakadu culture camp
• Mary River Roadhouse and Gunlom
• Twinfalls boat shuttle service
• Turtle surveys, Field Island

ABC has posted a podtour of the Kakadu region. Download the MP3 files below to listen to the regions or here to hear the full tour

• Welcome to Kakadu
• Stop 1 - Mamukala Wetlands. Explore the South Alligator Region with park ranger, Annie Taylor.
• Stop 2 - Ubirr. Traditional Owner Natasha Nadji introduces us to her grandfather's country.
• Stop 3 - Jabiru. Learn about the history of the Park and explore a working uranium mine.
• Stop 4 - Nourlangie. Traditional Owner Jeffrey Lee taste tests some bush tucker and tells us the story of the Lightning Man.
• Stop 5 - Yellow Water. Take a cruise through one of the Top End's most beautiful wetlands.
• Stop 6 - Jim Jim Falls. Jump in a chopper and experience the power of the Arnhem Land Plateau.
• Stop 7 - Gunlom. Traditional Owner, Bessie Coleman takes us to this oasis in the south of the Park.

• Fly Neighbourly Agreement
• Outstations guide to establishment (PDF - 408.66 KB)

• Kakadu National Park Board of Management newsletters

Fauna information

• Kakadu Threatened species projects update 2016
• Australian threatened species: northern quoll 2005 (factsheet)

Pest and weed management plans

• Invasive species in Australia 2004 (factsheet)
• The feral water buffalo 2004 (factsheet)
• Cane Toads (Bufo marinus)
• National Invasive Ant Biosecurity Plan 2018-2028
• Introduced Animals on Northern Territory Islands: improving Australia’s ability to protect its island habitats from feral animals 2005
• Weed Management Guide: Olive hymenachne (Hymenachne amplexicaulis)
• Weed Management Guide: Mimosa (Mimosa pigra)
• Weed Management Guide: Salvinia (Salvinia molesta)