Protecting a sacred landscape ♒🍂 Located in far north-west NSW, the Paroo River is the largest free-flowing river in the Murray-Darling Basin. Stretching through Nocoleche Nature Reserve and Paroo Darling National Park, the river and its floodplains form one of the most important wetland systems for waterbirds in the state, regularly supporting more than 20,000 birds. An arid inland ecosystem, the wetlands will fill spectacularly every 6 or 7 years depending on rainfall. Recently, rains in west
0:31
Protecting a sacred landscape ♒🍂 Located in far north-west NSW, the Paroo River is the largest free-flowing river in the Murray-Darling Basin. Stretching through Nocoleche Nature Reserve and Paroo Darling National Park, the river and its floodplains form one of the most important wetland systems for waterbirds in the state, regularly supporting more than 20,000 birds. An arid inland ecosystem, the wetlands will fill spectacularly every 6 or 7 years depending on rainfall. Recently, rains in west
已浏览 7298 次1 年前
FacebookNSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
展开
静态缩略图占位符