Research Project
Researchers: Michael Douglas (Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator)
Full description The Indigenous-owned lands of Kakadu National Park are World Heritage-listed and globally significant. The natural and cultural values of Kakadu are at risk from a range of threats that will intensify over time. To manage these threats, there is a pressing need to develop a Kakadu research strategy. This project will deliver a research strategy that will provide guidance on both what research needs to be done and how it should be conducted in Kakadu. The project will also provide the foundation for a co-designed program of research in which hubs of the National Environmental Science Program (NESP) and their cross-cutting initiatives address Kakadu’s research priorities.
