The west Kimberley is one of Australia's very special places. It is a vast area of dramatic and relatively undisturbed landscapes that has great biological richness and provides important geological and fossil evidence of Australia's evolutionary history. With sheer escarpments and pristine rivers that cut through sandstone plateau and ancient coral reefs to create spectacular waterfalls and.. The Aboriginal Name for Australia. The Aboriginal name for Australia from the Kimberley region is Kangaroo Dreaming Country or Kangaroo Island. The kangaroo is an important animal in Aboriginal culture and mythology, and its image appears in many rock art sites throughout the Kimberley. The Significance of Kangaroos in Aboriginal Culture

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Early exploration of the Kimberley. The area was first explored by Alexander Forrest in 1879. Forrest was the first European man to discover and name the Kimberley district, the Margaret and Ord Rivers, the King Leopold Ranges, and the fertile area between the Fitzroy and Ord Rivers. He subsequently set himself up as a land agent specialising.. In 1978, senior leaders called all Kimberley Aboriginal people to come to the first official meeting of the Kimberley Land Council at Noonkanbah. Our mob came from everywhere - they jumped in the back of utes or hitched a ride across the Kimberley to make it to Noonkanbah to speak up for Aboriginal land and for Aboriginal rights.