Knowledge Sharing

At Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp in Kakadu, NT, sharing knowledge is part of how we care for Murumburr Clan Country. This space brings together stories, seasonal insights and cultural learning from our family and community.

Here, you can explore topics like traditional fire management, the Mayali seasons, kinship systems and the rich birdlife that makes Kakadu so unique. We also share updates about our safari camp, tours and community initiatives throughout the year. Whether you’re planning a visit or simply want to deepen your understanding of Country, our blogs offer a genuine perspective grounded in lived experience.

Take your time, explore the stories and connect more meaningfully with Kakadu, then call 0499 326 753 to plan your experience with us.

Couple on A Wooden Deck, Talking with A Person — Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp In Kakadu, NT

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By Tracey Diddams • March 9, 2025

Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp

Fire Management

By Guest User • March 3, 2021

For many thousands of years Aboriginal people have used fire in a very sophisticated way to manage their land and to ensure adequate production of food resources. This involved a level of complex land management that required the careful and strategic use of burning. One such example, is bush honey

Black-Necked Goose with White Body — Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp In Kakadu, NT

Bird Week 2026

By Guest User • March 26, 2019

Kakadu Billabong Bird Species Kakadu is a bird lover’s paradise – home to more than a third of Australia’s bird species – and the safari camp location is an ideal place for birdwatchers to view a staggering number of native birds. The accommodation at the site provides a great base as you can bi