LNG Development Could Destroy Australia’s Kimberley Coast – July 23, 2010

The Kimberley region of north western Australia is one of the world’s great natural and Indigenous cultural regions - comparable to the Amazon and the Arctic/Antarctic in terms of vast naturally functioning ecosystems. 

Its savannah woodlands, free flowing rivers, intact wetlands, spectacular coast and rich marine environments provide a multitude of habitats that are home to an extraordinary diversity of species.  The amazing wildlife of the region includes the recently discovered Snubfin dolphin, Humpback whales (which give birth on the Kimberley coast), Gouldian finches, Northern quoll and the Golden bandicoot. Incredibly, the far north-west Kimberley… more

by: Josh Coates

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