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Mornington Station
Mornington Station refers to the new Mornington Wilderness Camp (formerly Old Mornington Station) in the Kimberley in Western Australia.
The not for profit organisation Australian Wildlife Conservancy bought and now runs the station as an environmental refuge with the aim of preserving threatened wildlife.
The sanctuary is made up of an area of .〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The relationship between landholders and tour operators, An investigation of the areas adjoining the Gibb River Road in the North Kimberley )〕 25 beds in different cabins, 25 campsites, meals and tours are all available in the sanctuary area.
==History==
Old Mornington was originally run as a beef cattle station for 80 years and was named after Victoria's Mornington Peninsula by Bob Maxted.
The station was once owned by Sir Sidney Kidman who had abandoned both Mornington and Glenroy Stations in 1936 as a result of Indigenous Australians spearing his cattle and the difficulty in driving his cattle to Derby.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Kimberley Page )〕
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