Across
- 4. What is the name of the track with the paved circuit?
- 7. The forest is home to many endangered species including the Glossy Black _________
- 10. There are over 324 species of ______ found in the forest
- 11. Austroplebeia _______ is an Australian native bee that frequents the forest
- 13. The Karawatha ______ society was formed in 1991, and the reason this forest was protected
- 15. ____'s enjoy eucalypt species including the grey gum Eucalyptus propinqua
- 16. _____ provide homes for many species such as gliders and owls
- 17. Karawatha means place of ______
- 18. Its important to leave fallen branches and logs where they are because many animal will use them as homes, such as the longihorn ______
Down
- 1. Karawatha Forest is _____ hundred hectares in size
- 2. The iconic _____ tree is an ancient plant and the oldest reported is over 600 years old
- 3. The tiny _____ froglet lives here, and is under threat in other areas due to the destruction of its sub coastal healthland habitat
- 5. The ______ Road land bridge connects Karawatha Forest and Kuraby Bushland, allowing wildlife to move safely between these habitat areas.
- 6. Karawatha Forest Park was protected by land purchases through the ________ Preservation Levy and is one of Brisbane’s major natural areas.
- 8. It forms part of the largest remaining stretch of open eucalypt bushland in SE Qld. The area is known as the _______ Karawatha Corridor.
- 9. During autumn and winter the sweet scented _____ blooms - energy food for bees
- 12. How many frog species are found in Karawatha Forest?
- 14. ___ - necked wallabies move around at twilight