Kakadu (ATOM Study Guide)

The Kakadu series is a visually stunning and powerful documentation of the wonders of Australia's largest terrestrial national park, and of the people who work to learn more about it and keep it functioning as a place of high biodiversity value and as a safe tourist destination. The four-episode series Kakadu was filmed over a twelve-month period to show the flow of the seasons in the top end of Australia, and to show efforts to sustainably maintain the natural and cultural heritage for future generations.

This series has curriculum relevance for students in Years 7–12 in the subject areas of Geography, Earth & Environmental Science and Biology, and in relation to the cross-curriculum priority Sustainability.