Brisbane Forest Park
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Brisbane Forest Park, which is located on part of the D'Aguilar Range, is a large nature reserve on the western boundary of the City of Brisbane, bordering on the Mount Coot-tha Reserve. The main entrance to Brisbane Forest Park is located in the Brisbane suburb of The Gap.
The Walk-About Creek Wildlife Centre (at the Mount Nebo Road, The Gap entrance to Brisbane Forest Park) has an information and education centre for Australian wildlife, a large walk-through aviary (with several species of Australian native birds), aquariums and enclosures for wildlife (including a special section for Australian nocturnal animals).
Australian wildlife on display at the Walk-About Wildlife Centre include a Platypus, Sugar Glider, Wallabies, Pademelons, Wombat, Yellow-bellied Glider, Spotted Quoll, Brush-tailed Phascogale, Snakes, Lizards, Turtles and various species of fish (including Lungfish).
Brisbane Forest Park is accessible by car, as well as by Brisbane Transport's BUZ route 385 to The Gap from the CBD, hourly during off-peak times, when Brisbane Forest Park is the final stop (at all other times, Enoggera Reservoir is the final stop on the bus route).
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- The Marsupial Society of Australia - Brisbane Forest Park
- Brisbane Forest Park - Nature, Culture and History - Queensland Government official website
- Brisbane Forest Park, Parks and Forests - Queensland Government official website
- Brisbane Forest Park, Mount Nebo Road, The Gap - Queensland Holidays Brisbane
- Brisbane Region - Brisbane Forest Park, The Gap, is mentioned in the section about 'Mount Glorious'
- Wildlife, Parks and Gardens
- Brisbane parks and gardens - contains information about Brisbane Forest Park and The Gap
- Nature Works - Aquariums - including at Walkabout Creek at Brisbane Forest Park
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