Australia`s French Island National Forest Park, which is as beautiful as Wonderland Paradise, will take you to France Island in 2018 to meet the suffocating French Island National Forest Park. Today, I will feel this beauty in advance with the editor of Huangqiao Education.
The French Island Ocean National Park (French Island Marine National Park) is located 10 kilometers south of Tuladin (Tooradin), adjacent to the north coast of (French Island National Park), the French Island National Park in (Western Port), the western port. The park extends 15 kilometers along the coastline and covers an area of about 2800 hectares. The park has Victoria`s largest salt land and mangroves, and has a national geomorphological significance of the mudflats.
The park has Victoria`s largest salt land and mangroves, and has a national geomorphological significance of the mudflats. Tidal channel systems with different depths, contours and orientations form highly diverse habitats, including seagrass beds in surrounding waters. These seagrass beds are particularly important because seagrass beds in other parts of the Gulf have disappeared since the 1950 s.
These habitats provide an important foraging and breeding site for 32 species of migratory wading birds found in Xigang. Including these migratory birds, 295 species of birds have been found in Western Port, including the black swan (Black Swans), oyster snipe (Pied Oystercatchers) and the Australian spoonbill (Royal Spoonbills).. French Island Ocean National Park is part of the West Port Lamsal Convention Reserve (RAMSAR site).
In addition to birds, there are a wide variety of marine life. Seagrass beds breed many commercially valuable species, such as King George Whiting, Black Bream and Yelloweye Mullet. The mud beach also breed a wide variety of benthicknesses, such as worms and bi-shelled molluscs. These creatures are important for the circulation of nutrients in the biochains because they transform the corrosive substances in the bay into animal tissues, which become food for birds and fish.
