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Crocodile safety signs

Crocodile safety signs highlight crocodile risks and explain how visitors can stay safe.

Install signs anywhere there's a risk of crocodile encounters.

If you manage public land or have visitors on your property, you can install these signs using free Parks and Wildlife art files.

If you have a logo, you can add it to the sign. You'll also need to arrange printing and installation.

To find the right sign for your property, fill in the form below. We'll contact you within 3 working days with details and next steps.

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The smallest sign - for creek crossings and inviting areas on walking tracks

The smallest sign - for creek crossings and inviting areas on walking tracks

Size 210 x 400 mm

The least complex sign - for areas where visitors do not fish, launch boats or camp

the least complex sign - for areas where visitors do not fish, launch boats or camp.

Use in areas where visitors likely to walk along foreshore, but do not fish or launch boats or camp

Crocodile safety sign for use in areas where visitors likely to walk along foreshore, but do not fish or launch boats or camp

Use in areas where visitors fish but don’t launch boats or camp

Crocodile safety sign for areas where visitors fish but don’t launch boats or camp

Use in areas where visitors fish and launch boats but do not camp

Crocodile safety sign for areas where visitors do fish and launch boats but do not camp.

Use in areas where visitors do fish, launch boats and camp

Crocodile safety sign areas where visitors do fish, launch boats and camp.

Privacy statement

The Department of Tourism and Hospitality respects and is committed to safeguarding the confidentiality and privacy of the information that it collects and handles, in accordance with the Northern Territory Information Act 2002.

You have been asked to provide personal information necessary for us to process your request for crocodile safety signage. You do not have to provide your personal information but if you choose not to, your request may not be able to be processed. The information you provide will be accessible to the department and will only be used to assess your current need for crocodile safety signage.

We will not disclose your personal information to third parties unless:

  • authorised or required by law to do so
  • you have given us your consent to share your personal information for a specific purpose.

You may request access to the personal information we hold about you. To find out more read our privacy policy on the Department of Tourism and Hospitality website.

If you want more information about the Northern Territory’s privacy laws, please refer to the Northern Territory Information Act 2002, or the Office of the Information Commissioner NT.