Biodiversity of Wielangta Forest - Wild Wielangta - Edublogs

The Study Area
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Biodiversity of Wielangta Forest
For the purposes of this study, boundaries utilise recognised land marks. Broadly speaking the
eastern boundary is the coast, the northern boundary follows the Tasman Highway west from Orford
to Buckland, the western boundary is defined by the Nugent Road and the southern boundary is
perhaps less clear, utilising available roads and tracks so as to pick up Iles Tier in the far southwest
corner. Other key landmarks include Cape Bernier, Sandspit River, the Three Thumbs, and Prossers
Sugarloaf, which is the highest point at 647m above sea level.
Figure 1 Location of Wielangta
Wild Wielangta