Milingimbi Clean Up Day

19 July 2024

East Arnhem Regional Council was joined by the Crocodile Island Rangers, CDP and residents to help clean up the litter that had blown across the mud flats at Milingimbi.


Big thanks everyone who joined us and to Keep Australia Beautiful NT for the donation of the litter tongs to assist with Community events like this.


"It’s wonderful to see the community coming together to Keep Country Beautiful! A big thank you to the East Arnhem Regional Council, the Crocodile Island Rangers, CDP, and all the residents who participated in the Milingimbi Clean Up Day"

- Keep Australian Beautiful Council NT, via Facebook


Milingimbi Clean Up Day, Milingimbi, 10 July 2024

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