Category Archives: Uluru

Protecting Water at ULURU – Kata Juta National Park

Protecting Water at ULURU – Kata Juta National Park

Uluru - Kata Juta National Park is internationally recognised as a World Heritage Area for outstanding natural & cultural values. Anangu land management has kept this country healthy for many generations.

Every year more than 250,000 people come...

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Aboriginal, Anangu, animals, arnguli, Bush Tucker, Dune Plains Aquifer, fauna, figs, flora, Food Supply, Groundwater, ili, kapi wala, Kata Tjuta, Mutitjulu, plums, pollution, raalpa, rain, river red cum, Shield Shrimp, soaks, Southern Aquifer, springs, tjantu, tomatoes, Uluru, wallabies, waste, water, water resources, Waterhole

Tjungu Festival – Uluru 2018

Tjungu Festival – Uluru 2018

The purpose of this poster is to provide a story (as a non-aboriginal water scientist) of the water located in the heart of Central Australia.

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Aboriginal, animals, clean, community, culture, ecosystems, Environment, Gatherings, Groundwater, healing, Health, Indigenous, Land, Land Management, minerals, Mutitjulu, nourishment, nutrients, plastic, rain, Rejuvenation, Tjungu, Uluru, waste, water, water management, water resources, water resources management, World Heritage