Nocoleche Nature Reserve has been a New South Wales landmark since its establishment in 1979. It is characterized by white wood and mulga, a shrub that is indigenous to the Australian outback. Botanists will also note the presence of poplars in the reserve's lower regions and that the reserve has the largest stand of the rare yapunya. These habitats are best known for protecting waterfowl. Nocoleche is on the Paroo River, and there are a number of Aboriginal sites within the reserve that may be of interest to history buffs.
Nocoleche Nature Reserve has been a New South Wales landmark since its establishment in 1979. It is characterized by white wood and mulga, a shrub that is indigenous to the Australian outback. Botanists will also note the presence of poplars in the reserve's lower regions and that the reserve has the largest stand of the rare yapunya. These habitats are best known for protecting waterfowl. Nocoleche is on the Paroo River, and there are a number of Aboriginal sites within the reserve that may be of interest to history buffs.
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