Australia - a stay in a beautiful natural coastal area
(between Sydney and Brisbane)
About the data
In 1989 I left Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, where I had been studying the ecology of freshwater fish for over ten years.
About your hosts
We greatly love this beautiful coastal area of New South Wales!!
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Our property, Cordyline Platycerium, is embedded within a striking flooded gum forest that has moist rainforest gullies, filled with a great variety of birds, mammals and reptiles which routinely come up to our house and cabin.
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It is only a 15 minute drive down to magnificent beaches and coastal landscapes. The underwater world down there is breathtaking, with world-class experiences possible with the stunning marine fauna.
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You may be interested to have a glimpse into scientific studies we have underway on both the marine fauna and the forest fauna that lives around our house. Local river studies too!
I am a Red-necked paddymelon (wallaby), Thyogale thetis, and I live with my many friends around Keith and Rin's house. In the evening we enjoy coming to the back of the cabin where you will stay. After some chaff we spend the night eating the juicy grass around the house, then in the day we rest in the surrounding forest, particularly enjoying the rainforest patches in the wetter areas.
More information:
Dr Keith A. Bishop
Sugar Creek Road
Bungwahl NSW 2423
Australia
Mobile: 0419244882
International mobile: 61 419244882
Email: drkeithbishop@gmail.com
