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Malcolm Douglas (14 March 1941 – 23 September 2010) was an Australian wildlife documentary film maker, and crocodile hunter. Douglas started in the 1960s as a professional crocodile hunter and farmer, but later dedicated himself to their preservation.
11 Feb 2024 · Malcolm's death was a sudden and tragic end to a love story which began in the 1960s when Valerie King, a farmer's daughter, met Malcolm Douglas, a charismatic stock and station agent in the Riverina region of NSW.
Malcolm travels in his boat to the most remote parts of the Kimberley, camps for weeks at a time on pristine beaches, chases mighty barramundi and trolls for giant trevally. Exploring remote ...
Twenty-five years on, Malcolm Douglas retraces his first journey from Darwin to Arnhem Land, across the buffalo plains, through the gulf country and up Cape York to the top of...
Set in the Kimberley, an old tribesman, Jomery of the Narinjin teaches Malcolm Douglas about "my country" as the men live off the land and travel deep into the bush to retrieve tribal artefacts...
23 Sep 2010 · Australia's original 'crocodile hunter', environmentalist and wildlife documentary maker Malcolm Douglas has been killed in a freak car accident in Western Australia's Kimberley. Police say the 69-year-old was pinned between his four-wheel drive and a tree on a dirt track at his Wilderness Wildlife Park near Broome on Thursday morning.
Malcolm Douglas manufactures a wide range of exclusively Australian made crocodile product. The luxurious leather of the Saltwater Crocodile (C.porosus), considered the best in the world, is made into belts, wallets, purses and handbags as well as custom made items.
