Wild fire in Litchfield National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory. Australia is known for its fire-prone environment due to its unique climate and vegetation. The combination of hot and dry conditions, coupled with native vegetation such as eucalyptus trees that contain flammable oils, makes the country susceptible to wildfires. It is a natural occurrence with some trees needing fire to disperse their seeds.
Jumping off a 50+ foot waterfall in Litchfield National Park, Australia. Located in the Northern Territory, the park is...
Wangi Falls is a popular attraction within Litchfield National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. It is located...
Looking down on a huge plain within Litchfield National Park. Looking very much like an African savanna, the main...
Photo of a giant magnetic termite mound in Litchfield National Park, in the Northern Territory, (circa 1988). Tours in...
