Wondul Range National Park, National park in Queensland, Australia
Wondul Range National Park is a protected area in eastern Queensland that spans across forested land with natural river landscapes. The park includes open grassland and dense woodland sections that provide different habitats for animals and plants.
The park was officially established in 1992 to protect the natural habitats and river systems of the region. Subsequent management adjustments were made to strengthen conservation efforts.
The park serves as a refuge for plant and animal species that have become uncommon elsewhere in the region. Walking through the area, visitors encounter an environment shaped by the need to protect these fragile communities.
Visitors should bring their own supplies as no facilities are available on site, and infrastructure is kept minimal. The best way to explore the park is on foot, following natural paths through the woodland and grassland.
The park is home to several threatened species found nowhere else in the surrounding region. These specific habitats make it a crucial location for long-term species protection efforts.
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