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25.01.2022 Today bush walk from Casuarina to Lee Point. Thanks all. It was so good

23.01.2022 Gamba grass webinar with panel discussion and presentations now as video online (Envronment Centre NT) . Includes a segment on Litchfield National Park, project...ed to be half covered by gamba grass by 2050 unless the park or NTG shifts its priorities. Might take the shine of bushwalking there for future generations? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sj3zcgTQt4 See more

22.01.2022 It's World Bee Day! This is a female blue-banded bee (Amegilla walkeri) and can be found all over Darwin. The blue-banded bee is one of many native Aussie b...ees that perform 'buzz pollination.' This involves the bee grabbing onto the flower, shaking their body rapidly, causing the flower to vibrate. This vibration causes the stubborn pollen to be dislodged from the anther, so it can then be collected by the bee! Thanks for all you do, little bee! Nick Volpe Wildlife Photography

20.01.2022 Casuarina Beach area to Buffalo Creek 16km in 5hrs What a great walk with such a lovely bunch Thanks Mascha for organising and leading the way

20.01.2022 Hi all, AGM details updated. Please check event for details

20.01.2022 Dingo pups spotted in Darwin William came across these babies roaming around in the thicket. It's common to see them around this time says veterinarian Dr St...ephen Cutter. But please do not approach any wild dogs. Dr Cutter says it's best to leave the pups with their parents. Good luck little ones William Riddell

20.01.2022 Hello Members WE CAN WALK AGAIN!!! We have submitted a COVID-19 safety plan that was approved by the government and has been sent to all leaders... Please note the following guidelines, if you have any questions please ask the leaders Walks will be limited to smaller numbers Walkers will walk with 1.5 m between them At start of walk/rest stops/camp sites walkers will ensure the 1.5m rule Car pooling will involve a small number of passengers in cars-depending on the size of the car/4WD Each walker is responsible for sanitising their hands. Each walker will have their own water bottles, cooking equipment and tents. And on that check out our website www.darwinbushwalkingclub.org.au we have two walks up for this weekend! Get away from all the crowds and litchfield and enjoy the beautiful secluded creeks of tabletop track

18.01.2022 A huge thanks to Northern Territory Government and the Community Benefit Grant program we were able to get a new website built to support the club, and you. Check it out here: https://darwinbushwalkingclub.org.au/

16.01.2022 We love your trip reports thanks Valerie

15.01.2022 UPDATE: All spots have been booked however we expect more spaces to become available as cancellations are received throughout the season. Any new spaces will be... released via the online booking site as the arise. JATBULA TRAIL BOOKINGS OPEN IN ONE HOUR Spots will be made available on the booking system at 10am >>> https://bit.ly/2Y8Gjdi The Jatbula Trail is a 62km, five to six day walk departing from Nitmiluk Gorge and finishing at Leliyn, also known as Edith Falls.

12.01.2022 Yes please. Give the person in front space and this is not just a social distancing thing. It will protect you from tree branch whippings, sudden stopping and make them more comfortable

11.01.2022 Got a couple of spots left if you want to join us next Saturday, Bring a few drinks and enjoy an easy cruise along the corroboree billabong.

09.01.2022 Don't forget our full walks schedule is on our website and updated quicker than facebook, in fact many of the walks on our website don't even make it to facebook. So check reguarly. Speaking of we have an overnight walk next weekend to a mysterious Litchfield location https://darwinbushwalkingclub.org.au/activit/2020-calendar/

07.01.2022 Set your heart a-flutter with our lunchtime series of virtual Kakadu Bird Week events from 26 September to 3 October! Kakadu National Park is home to nearl...y 300 species of birds. Some of these birds are only found in Kakadu, such as the chestnut-quilled rock-pigeon, banded fruit-dove, white-throated grasswren, white-lined honeyeater and the Alligator Rivers yellow chat. In this presentation, host Amanda Lilleyman will take you through some of the special birds that live in Kakadu National Park and why the park is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Amanda will be available to chat with and answer questions during the presentation, so join in online and ask her all about it! Or comment below and we'll let her know. Birdlife Top End Northern Territory Australia Australia.com NT-Events https://bit.ly/2ZIXrYR Sarah Mackie

07.01.2022 Nice work! Turns out this included a couple of Darwin Bushwalking Club members out on a remote first aid course. Talk about real life scenario training. snake compression bandages are a vital part of any Australian hikers first aid kit especially up here

04.01.2022 Humpback Whales in Kakadu?! Yep! Three! Parks Australia has issued the following statement: Earlier this week we became aware of a very unusual event at K...akadu National Park - three Humpback Whales had entered the East Alligator River. As far as we’re aware, this is the first time this has happened. Kakadu National Park staff are monitoring the situation and working with NT government authorities to gather data on this unusual event, an expert working group has been set up to monitor the whale and prepare plans for intervention if required. As of Thursday, it appears that only one whale remained in the river. We have put an exclusion zone in place from the mouth of the East Alligator River to a point approximately 30kms upstream (see map) for the welfare of the whale and for the safety of people who may have been considering going to the area by boat. The last thing we want is a collision between a boat and whale in waters where crocodiles are prevalent and visibility underwater is zero. We also don’t want boats to inadvertently force the whale further up the river. The whale is not in distress at the moment and it is not an emergency situation. The best case scenario is for the whale to make its way back out to sea. Kakadu National Park and NT Government scientists will continue to monitor the whale in the coming days. We appreciate that this is a very unusual and exciting event, however, our priority at present is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of visitors and the whale.

03.01.2022 Can I fly my drone in Kakadu? For a whole range of reasons, remote controlled devices including planes and drones are not permitted in Kakadu. Not even the ones... you may be getting for Christmas! Operating a drone is an offence under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act unless done in accordance with the management plan or authorised by a permit. Please respect the park for your own enjoyment and the enjoyment of others.

03.01.2022 Our last social event we took a day cruise down the Corroboree Billabong. Saw three crocs, one rain storm and lots of birdlife. caught one fish, had a great shared bbq and played some games. Great social day out with the club. Don't forget our full events schedule is on our website www.darwinbushwalkingclub.org.au Are you coming to our Christmas Party this afternoon? Check the website for details

03.01.2022 Only two more hours till Christmas Bowls. Yay!!! If you don't want to bowl feel free to just pop along for a chat and drink!

02.01.2022 Are you looking for our events? The most up to date events are on our website @ https://darwinbushwalkingclub.org.au/activit/2020-calendar/

02.01.2022 Check out this walk on our website, can be a day walk or an overnight walk depending on how you feel. Contact the leader by THIS Friday to join

02.01.2022 Say cheese! Two orphan tawny frogmouth chicks snuggle up to a rescued (non-related) adult in care. WIRES volunteer Julie says it's one of her favourite feel-g...ood photos! All three tawny frogmouths were rescued by WIRES Northern Rivers branch volunteers and were successfully released last year. : Julie Marsh from WIRES