Kunwardde Bim Karridurrkmirri
Working for rock art

​Njanjma Rangers are an Aboriginal ranger group in Western Arnhem Land. Our country is home to some of the most important and beautiful rock art  (Kunwarrde bim) in Australia.

​Our job is to look after these treasures for our children and for everyone. We're 'working for rock art' (Kunwardde Bim Karridurrkmirri).

​This website is about our rock art projects so we can share our experience with others who care about and care for rock art. 

Njanjma Rangers and Njanjma Country

Njanjma Rangers look after country around the East Alligator River in Western Arnhem Land. It is a stunning combination of stone country, wetlands and floodplains.


​Our partners

Njanjma Rangers is grateful for the collaboration with many different partners who help us in our bim work.



​Updates

We will keep you posted on progress and activities that Njanjma Rangers are doing as part of our kunwarrde bim activities.

Acknowledgements

 This website has been developed by Njanjma Rangers and Stepwise Heritage and Tourism through funding provided by the Kakadu West Arnhem Social Trust for Njanjma Rangers to share information about the Demonstration Project for its Kunwardde bim (rock art) management system. In order to show the breadth of work undertaken by Njanjma Rangers on rock art, the website also includes work funded by a wide range of Njanjma partners.