Approximately 70km north-east of Rockhampton, the National Park lies within the spiritual homeland of the Dharumbal people who have been living here for thousands of years. The Dharumbal Nation is made up of five tribes with smaller clans. The Byfield clan are the Butcha-bura (Butcha meaning ‘banksia’ and bura meaning ‘men of ‘
Today descendants of the Dharumbal Nation are returning to re-establish spiritual and cultural ties to their country.
Stoney Creek campsite
Byfield grevillea (Grevillea venusta) A rare grevillea
Remnant from a magnificent past
Bottlebrush
The lovely glossy Byfield fern (Bohemia Serrata)
Close view of the rare Byfield fern (Bohemia Serrata)
Byfield grevillea (Grevillea venusta)
Red grevillea (Grevillea banksii)
Insect trap - flowers open during the day and closes in the evening.
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