Julimar turning full circle

摘要

At nearly 28,000 hectares, Julimar Conservation Park is a sizeable, very attractive area of mixed jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) and rnarri (Corymbia calophylla) upland woodland with often thick parrotbush (Dryandm sessilis) understorey, valleys with open wandoo (Eucalypus ivandoo) woodland and outcrops of powderbark. (E. aaedens) on the lateritic breakaways, Nyoongar people would have been attracted to the area for hunting and gathering, as it contained a high diversity of plants and animals. The abundant grasstrees (balga), with their multiple uses and reliable bardi grub supply, along with honey drinks from the dryandra flowers, would have been among the attractions. There were also several freshwater springs within or near Julimar, however, manyof those are now saline.