Black Jungle / Lambells Lagoon Conservation Reserve

Located approximately 62 kilometers southeast of Darwin, the Black Jungle / Lambells Lagoon Conservation Reserve encompasses diverse wetland habitats within the Adelaide River Coastal Floodplain. The Black Jungle section features spring-fed monsoon vine forests, providing crucial breeding grounds for wetland birds and saltwater crocodiles. Notably, it supports the highest density breeding grounds for magpie geese globally. The Lambells Lagoon area offers seasonal wetlands that attract a variety of wildlife. Access to the reserve is generally restricted to scientific research and crocodile egg collection, ensuring the protection of its unique ecosystems.