Deer Reserve National Park, Nature reserve in Somerset Regional, Australia
Deer Reserve National Park is a nature reserve covering around 3,200 hectares of protected land in Somerset Regional, Queensland. The area includes riverine wetlands and provides habitat for a wide variety of animal and plant species.
The area was designated as a protected reserve in 2006 by the Queensland Department of National Parks. This step was part of efforts to protect native species and their natural habitats in the region.
The name comes from red deer that were given to Cressbrook Station, marking the beginning of wildlife protection in this region. This connection to the animals remains part of how people view this place today.
You can explore the park and observe a wide variety of animals in their natural setting. To make the most of your visit, follow the park management guidelines and stick to designated areas.
The park contains a riverine wetland of about 12 hectares that has remained in its original state. This untouched river landscape supports important mangrove vegetation despite the absence of marine waters.
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