Galada Avenue Reserve_Parkville VIC 3052
The redesign of the Parkville Galada Avenue Conservation Area is poised to transform it into a vibrant urban wetland.
At the heart of this rejuvenation is the introduction of the endangered Growling Grass Frogs, with a meticulously crafted food web tailored to cater to its ecological needs, aiming for a significant revival in its population. Embracing a naturalistic design approach, the area promises enhanced scenic beauty, simultaneously forging pathways for community interaction.
This section transitions from areas with dense canopy coverage to lighter scrubs and encompasses both deep
and shallow marshes. Located in the downstream part of the wetland system, this area witnesses a decrease in
frog aggregation density. Here, visitors become more engaged, immersing themselves in the visual, auditory, and
olfactory delights of the reserve's rich biodiversity.
This section represents the reserve's upstream area, boasting the highest concentration of frogs. The elevated wooden walkway allows visitors to appreciate the captivating flora and fauna, while also significantly safeguarding the frogs' reproductive zones, thus minimizing habitat disturbance. Water tanks channel rainwater, gathered by nearby residents, into the wetland system, ensuring the water
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