Writer, photographer and naturalist, Ian Morris acknowledges his debt to the custodians of Kakadu, the indigenous people who share their culture with the world. The natural history of this World Heritage listed park is treated according to the seasons.

This unusual and beautiful book:

• eloquently and comprehensively describes, with words and pictures, the natural world of Kakadu and the Top End;
• shows the very close attachment of the Aboriginal traditional owners of the land;
• uniquely explains the Aboriginal view of the ecology that was shared with the author after years of contact;
• shows the effect of seasonal changes on the landscape, plants and wildlife;
• provides over 450 images of Kakadu's fascinating wildlife and its diverse landscape;
• devotes an entire chapter, based on the author's years of experience, on the best places to visit to develop an understanding of Kakadu;
• gives the visitor the clearest guidance for the best times to visit Kakadu;
• is the only book of its kind for any area in Australia.

This book is not merely a guide, it is an experience!