This years second field trip for Senior Geography was Blackdown Tableland near Blackwater in Central Queensland. A fantastic trip gathering information about the biodiversity of the park and the opportunity to do some great bushwalks. Some students took to this with vigour; some didn't, however we all agreed that the swim under the waterfall at the end of Rainbow Waters Walk was awesome. Educational fact - Blackdown Tableland National Park is home to many ENDEMIC SPECIES including the Blackdown Wattle, The Blackdown Fan Palm and The Blackdown Monster. Students were told the Blackdown Monster lived in the waterhole where they were swimming.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Field Trip 2011 Blackdown Tableland
This years second field trip for Senior Geography was Blackdown Tableland near Blackwater in Central Queensland. A fantastic trip gathering information about the biodiversity of the park and the opportunity to do some great bushwalks. Some students took to this with vigour; some didn't, however we all agreed that the swim under the waterfall at the end of Rainbow Waters Walk was awesome. Educational fact - Blackdown Tableland National Park is home to many ENDEMIC SPECIES including the Blackdown Wattle, The Blackdown Fan Palm and The Blackdown Monster. Students were told the Blackdown Monster lived in the waterhole where they were swimming.
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