Landforms are features of the land that are notable or unique.
In Australia these natural landforms include rivers, lakes, rocks and deserts. Some natural landforms are so impressive that in order to ensure that they are preserved for generations to come, they are protected in national parks.
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Encyclopedia Britannica, 2021.
In this video see and learn about Aboriginal beliefs and history of Uluru.
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With the help of some traditional land owners, Grace is taking no ordinary walk through the Northern Territory, she's strolling through the World Heritage site of Kakadu National Park!
G. ABC ME. 2021. 4:10
Learn about the importance of forests from Yindali, an 11-year-old who lives on the edge of the Daintree. It’s the oldest forest in the world and home to the Kuku Yalanji people. Yindali will tell us why it’s important to animals and people and why the forests of the world need protecting.
