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Distribution and abundance of large herbivores in a northern Australian tropical savanna: A multi‐scale approach
March 2020 — Austral EcologyAngela M. Reid, Brett P. Murphy, Tom Vigilante, David M. J. S. Bowman Australian mammals have exhibited exceptionally high rates of decline since European settlement 230
International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day we would like to celebrate all our female Uunguu Rangers who care for our Country with the help of Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners and our elders,
Bodgurri, Boab, Bottle Tree, Adansonia gregorii.
This large distinctive tree occurs in many areas of Wunambal Gaambera Country. It has a very swollen trunk and smooth grey bark. It is dreaming for some people. Water can
Wunambal Gaambera and Valperlon Working Towards Mining Agreement for Wuudagu Bauxite Project
The Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners and Perth based group Valperlon are working towardsa mining agreement to cover development of the proposed Wuudagu bauxite project on the northeastern coast of Wunambal
New collaboration strengthens management of sea country in the Kimberley Marine Park
Media Contacts Parks Australia: Felicia Eccles felicia.eccles@environment.gov.au or 02 6274 1923WGAC: Kate Sutton 0410202546 or media@wunambalgaambera.org.au
Cultural Tourism on Wunambal Gaambera Country
The North Kimberley’s Wunambal Gaambera people have an incredible success story. After launching the Uunguu Visitor Pass (UVP) 2 years ago in 2017 – an online permit system for visiting
Carbon isotope analysis shows introduced bovines have broader dietary range than the largest native herbivores in an Australian tropical savanna: Dietary range of introduced and native herbivores
Angela M. Reid, Brett P. Murphy, Tom Vigilante, David M.J.S. BowmanNovember 2019 — Austral EcologyAccess the paper — DOI:10.1111/aec.12834 Australian savannas lack native megaherbivores (>500 kg body mass), but since