16/06/2026
We travel 190km off the Gibb River Road to access Mornington Sanctuary.
Deep in the heart of the Kimberley, Mornington is part of the sactuary, a delicately remote part of the Kimberley home to some very rare species of flora & funa.
Spending a week camping under the stars, on country & learning about the work that AWC does in the Kimberley and around Australia is nothing short of incredible. This foundation & these people are protecting one of Australia’s last extraordinary wild ecosystems, its unique wildlife, and the fragile environments make this place, so powerful and so unique.
The images that follow form part of a larger body of work I photographed while travelling into Mornington a few months ago.
What stayed with me most was the commitment and sacrifice of the staff — working far from comfort, often in extreme conditions, to help protect places that most people will never see, but that matter deeply.
Im so proud to acknowledge and support the importance of the work they do and the habitat they have created for fellow ecologists and scientists to come and learn and teach.
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Thank you too, AWC ( ) for allowing us to visit and photograph and write about such inspiring people and scientists and exposing us to such an incredible part of AUSTRALIA.
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