“Namadgi National Park is a sprawling protected area that encompasses 106,095 hectares, boasting 160 kilometers of well-maintained walking tracks. The park provides stunning mountains of granite and a wide range of habitats. The landscape is rich in diversity and history, Namadgi National Park has been managed by the Ngunnawal people for millennia. Notably, the Park plays a vital role as a water catchment area, that supplies over 85 percent of Canberra's water. The weather of the park changes from cold winter nights to warm summer days in the sub-alpine region. The park's significance extends to protecting high-altitude sphagnum bogs, and also serves as a habitat for species and acts as natural reservoirs that gradually release pristine water into Canberra's water supply.”
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