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Walking in Gagudju Country

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$22.46 $29.95 In stock

Category: Books & Music

Walk with us through one of the Top End's magnificent monsoon forests, in Kakadu National Park, learning about the plants, animals and Kundjeyhmi culture along the way.



From the author of the bestselling Walking with the Seasons in Kakadu comes this rich and fascinating book bringing together First Nations Australian knowledge and history with Western science. The first of a proposed series of three titles, with the two possible future titles to focus on the rock country and floodplains.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

We love how this book weaves actual Kundjeyhmi words into the story, making the monsoon forest come alive for our family. It's a refreshing change from standard nature guides.

Amelia ★★★★★

My kids and I read this one before bed and the monsoon forest descriptions are so vivid it felt like we were there, the plant and animal details kept them asking questions. Lovely to have a book that teaches Kundjeyhmi culture through the walk.

Sofia ★★★★★

The way this book weaves Kundjeyhmi language into the descriptions of plants and animals makes the forest feel truly alive. It’s like taking a guided walk through Kakadu without leaving your couch.