Gangalidda Garawa

A land and people rich with stories.

Welcome to the GGNTAC website.

GGNTAC represents the Gangalidda & Garawa People who hold native title rights interests in land and sea country in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria, stretching east from the Northern Territory border to the Leichhardt River near Burketown.

In response to the risks and concerns regarding COVID-19,the Burketown Visitor Information Centre, Yagurli Tours and the Gangalidda & Garawa Fishing and Camping Permit System is and will continue to remain CLOSED until further notice. We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused, but the health and safety of our community will always come first. If you have any questions or enquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us on 07 4745 5111 or 07 4745 5132.

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Latest News

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The first Jigija Indigenous Fire Training Program of 2018 has been successfully completed!

Facebook | 11 Jun 2018

Two weeks ago, members of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) travelled from across the state to participate in the first Jigija Indigenous Fire Training Program of the year.

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Yagurli Tours: ready for the 2019 season

Facebook | 20 Feb 2019

We're looking forward to a big and exciting year in tourism this year! A special thanks to The Savannah Way for including us on the cover of this year's edition of the Gulf Savannah Visitor Guide! Watch this space. #YagurliTours

For more information, be sure to check us out on our new website: https://www.yagurlitours.com.au/

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Marine Pest Surveillance

Facebook | 29 Jan 2019

Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
MARINE PEST SURVEILLANCE – The CLCAC Ranger teams have made a strong start to the new year, partnering with Biosecurity QLD in an effort to enhance marine pest monitoring and to strengthen the early detection system in the Southern Gulf of Carpentaria, particularly around the Port of Karumba where international vessel traffic creates a greater risk for the introduction of invasive aquatic species. The Rangers currently conduct low-tide coastal surveys in collaboration with the Commonwealth Government under the Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy (NAQS) and will build on current monitoring activities through a “Marine Pest Settlement Array Project” with the Queensland Government. Biosecurity QLD staff completed training with the Rangers last week and will return in 3 months for the first retrieval of the Settlement Array to examine the samples for exotic pests and to identify native species.