The Alice Springs Desert Park is the essential introduction to Central Australia. It is a world-leader that showcases the natural and cultural environment of the Centre in three stunning habitats. The Park provides a sensitive and realistic insight into Aboriginal culture by display and interpretation of the traditional use of plants and animals.
The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens was established 130 years ago to introduce and evaluate plants for food and flavour to a small developing community and has since become important in the recreational and scientific life of the city. There are several walking tracks, a plant display house and several areas for functions, such as weddings, throughout the Gardens.
A database containing material on the geology of the Northern Territory, mineralogy, oil and gas, minerals and petroleum exploration, earth sciences, Northern Territory mining history, occupational health and safety in the mining and petroleum industries and minesite rehabilitation. Formerly known as GEoscience Knowledge Online library catalogue (GEKO).
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