Videos

In April 2024, Kakadu Traditional Owners Victor Cooper and Bernadette Calma travelled to Canberra. They spoke at the National Environmental Science Program (NESP) Conference at Old Parliament House.

A crowd of 240 people, including dignitaries and decision-makers, listened to Victor and Bernadette talk about how they’re leading NESP projects in Kakadu.

This 7-minute video – created by our partners at the Burnett Mary Regional Group – showcases the first comprehensive mapping of rare turtle and fish species along the Moonaboola (Mary River) in south-east Queensland. These species are facing multiple threats, including climate change.

This film features NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub scientists, including Professor Mark Kennard from Griffith University, who is leading the collaborative research project in the catchment.

You can also see the media release connected with this project on the Burnett Mary Regional Group’s news page.