Keeping on top of weeds
Mimosa (Mimosa pigra) and Olive Hymenachme (Hymenachne amplexicaulis) are the most serious environmental weeds found in the Arafura Swamp region.
Training for Rangers
ASRAC is working on improved career pathway programs for rangers.
Yolŋu Seasons Calendar – North-east Arnhem Land, NT
The Yolŋu Seasons Calendar visually demonstrates changes to the landscape across our six seasons and availability of bush tucker throughout the year.
Swamp Supermarket in Outback Magazine Issue 122
Swamp Supermarket story and photo essay by David Hancock in Outback Magazine Issue #122, Dec 2018-Jan 2019.
Arafura Swamp IPA Prospectus
The Arafura Swamp IPA proposal outlines an Indigenous community initiative to establish an IPA in central Arnhem Land. It is designed to accompany the Arafura Swamp Rangers Aboriginal Corporation Healthy Country Plan.
New research looks for rare native water mouse
The water mouse, or false water rat, has been so rarely sighted, Territory authorities struggle to classify it as either vulnerable or threatened.
Funding boost to expand crocodile hatchery
The Arafura Swamp Rangers Aboriginal Corporation has been awarded more than half a million dollars to expand its crocodile hatchery in Ramingining.
Teaching both ways the key to education
Arafura Swamp Rangers are preparing to join a new education program aimed at improving student numeracy and literacy through real world training.
Arafura Swamp region home to first Indigenous crocodile hatchery in Australia
Aboriginal traditional owners in the Arafura Swamp region are preparing to open a crocodile hatchery in Ramingining.
Arafura Swamp Rangers win contract to manage land
The Arafura Swamp Rangers Aboriginal Corporation has moved a step closer to independence and direct control of its land management area, after taking over the working on country contract.