Borroloola School in partnership with the University of Queensland - Garrwa and Gunindirri Garrwa Plants and Animals
In 2020 the McArthur River Mine Community Benefits Trust supported the development of the Garrwa and Gunindirri Garrwa Plants and Animals book instigated by the Borroloola School in partnership with the University of Queensland and the Northern Territory Government, Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security. The project is part of an ongoing program gathering the language and traditional ethnobiological knowledge of the local culture.
The book received the Mrs Nakkamarra Nixon Award for Excellence in Language Preservation in 2020, which was presented to the Garrwa speakers and language experts in Borroloola in 2022.
https://languages-cultures.uq.edu.au/article/2022/08/award-winning-book-preserve-garrwa-language

Jija (Jabiru)
This large bird is often seen near water patiently hunting for fish or water insects and animals to eat.

Garrwa and Gunindirri Garrwa Plants and Animals Book