Australia

2. Geographical
location: in the
south of Asia,
between The Pacific
and The Indian
Oceans. Located in
the southern
hemisphere.
Total area:
7,700,000 square
kilometers.
Population:
20 million people.

4. • Kakadu covers almost
20,000 square kilometres
• It was recognised
internationally in 1981
when it was inscribed on
the World Heritage list
• Kakadu was declared a
national park in three
stages, between 1979
and 1991

5. • There are more than 2,000 plants species and
some of the most charismatic animals around.
• Kakadu’s landscapes change dramatically from
one end of the park to the other.

6. Darwin Woollybutt Pandanus
Kapok bush

7. Quolls
Agile wallaby

8. Dingo
Flatback turtles
Crocodiles
Brolga

9. Coast and
tidal flats
The northern part of Kakadu

10. Stone
Country
The sandstone cliffs of the Arnhem
Land Plateau run along the eastern
edge of the park, up to 300 metres
high in some places

11. Savanna
woodlands
the
lowlands
They make up nearly 80
per cent of the park

12. Wetlands
Wetlands such as
Yellow Water and
Mamukala have water
all year round

13. Southern
hills and
ridges
This landscape is common in
the south of Kakadu

14. “After going to Australia, it's hard to go
anywhere after that. I want to move there. I'm
obsessed with it.”
Nina Dobrev

15. • http://www.parksaustralia.gov.au/kakadu/peo
ple/plants-and-animals.html
• http://www.parksaustralia.gov.au/kakadu/peo
ple/landscapes.html
• http://www.parksaustralia.gov.au/kakadu/peo
ple/about-kakadu.html