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Consultation has concluded
Lismore City Council is seeking to understand how the Rotary Park walking rainforest reserve and walking track is used and the community's views on reopening this reserve to the public in order to guide decisions on funding future improvements to the park.
Rotary Park is a rainforest reserve of around 13 ha in the centre of Lismore. It is a remnant of the Big Scrub rainforest, once the largest area of lowland subtropical rainforest in Australia. The rainforest that dominates the reserve is now an Endangered Ecological Community, and Rotary Park supports many threatened plant species. It shelters a very significant maternity colony of flying-foxes, including the threatened Grey-headed and Black Flying Foxes. Rotary Park is also an area of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage significance.
Rotary Park has been closed to the public for approximately 12 months due to some aspects of the walking track being in poor condition and specifically the dilapidation of two raised walking platforms that are used to protect the soil and rootzones of the large trees below.
Your feedback is important to us and we welcome your participation.
Lismore City Council is seeking to understand how the Rotary Park walking rainforest reserve and walking track is used and the community's views on reopening this reserve to the public in order to guide decisions on funding future improvements to the park.
Rotary Park is a rainforest reserve of around 13 ha in the centre of Lismore. It is a remnant of the Big Scrub rainforest, once the largest area of lowland subtropical rainforest in Australia. The rainforest that dominates the reserve is now an Endangered Ecological Community, and Rotary Park supports many threatened plant species. It shelters a very significant maternity colony of flying-foxes, including the threatened Grey-headed and Black Flying Foxes. Rotary Park is also an area of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage significance.
Rotary Park has been closed to the public for approximately 12 months due to some aspects of the walking track being in poor condition and specifically the dilapidation of two raised walking platforms that are used to protect the soil and rootzones of the large trees below.
Your feedback is important to us and we welcome your participation.
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