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oliviakellis
3 days ago
Laratinga Wetlands is a man-made wetland system created in 1999 to further treat recycled wastewater before reuse, while also restoring habitat along Mount Barker Creek. The wetlands are now a major biodiversity area, with more than 150 recorded bird species, along with frogs, turtles, and native vegetation throughout the reserve. Walking trails and boardwalks loop around the ponds and reed beds, with bird hides, picnic areas, shelters, toilets, and accessible paths across much of the site. The name “Laratinga” comes from the Peramangk word Lartingga-parri, meaning “Flooding Land Creek.”
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