Groote Eylandt

Groote Eylandt, Australia's third-largest island, is renowned for its pristine environment and rich cultural heritage. The Anindilyakwa Land and Sea Rangers play a pivotal role in preserving this unique landscape, managing over 10,000 square kilometers of the Groote Archipelago. Their efforts include protecting threatened species, such as the northern hopping mouse and northern quoll, and maintaining cultural heritage sites. Additionally, the rangers actively monitor and manage marine debris, ensuring the health of the surrounding waters. Their dedication ensures that Groote Eylandt remains a vibrant and sustainable community.