Roebuck Bay (basin)
ROEBUCK BAY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA - YAWURU NAGULAGUN
Aerial image taken at 18.05 S 122.40 E
Named after the ship in which William Dampier explored the coast of north-western Australia in 1699, Roebuck Bay is a relative stone’s-throw from Broome to the north. The glorious bay and wetlands inshore are awash with wildlife. Below the water are crustaceans, dugongs and green turtles - while above it, the area also supports twenty-two of the world’s wader species.
We recognise and acknowledge the Bardi people as the traditional custodians of this land.
