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Retrieving a ghost net
Where are the Crocodile Islands?
The Crocodile Islands – a national treasure of rich cultural customs and superb land and sea country – are nestled away in far north Australia. This is a unique place the Traditional Owners want to conserve for all Australians to enjoy – forever.
Meet the rangers
Remote Northern Australia presents some of the harshest outdoor working environments. Meet the tough and dedicated rangers that keep this country healthy.
What we do
Our traditional indigenous ecological and cultural knowledge, learned and shared through countless generations living on this land, is entwined with current scientific knowledge to protect our land and sea country.
Advice
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this website may contain images and voices of people who have died.
The Crocodile Islands Rangers program is supported through funding from the Australian Government.
Crocodile Islands Rangers is a program of the Milingimbi Outstations Progress Resource Aboriginal Corporation.