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Garngi Rangers

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Garngi Rangers on a fauna survey. Photo: © T Mahney

The Garngi Rangers are based at Minjilang on Croker Island, which is a site of national conservation significance. They manage approximately 110,000 hectares of land and sea country. 

The rangers undertake an early dry season burning program each year on both the island and adjacent mainland. They also work to control weeds such mimosa, mission grass and coffee bush. 

The Garngi Rangers undertake extensive marine debris surveys and clean ups each year. They are also involved in a turtle survey and monitoring program at McClure and Grant Islands. 

In addition, the Garngi Rangers work closely with the Aboriginal Area Protection Authority in registering multiple sacred sites and installing appropriate signage. 

State: NT - Arnhem Land region

Administration Organisation

Northern Land Council

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