Biriwal-Bulga-Nationalpark
The Biriwal - Bulga National Park is a national park in the eastern part of the Australian state of New South Wales, 284 kilometers north of Sydney and 60 km east of Port Macquarie. He rose from parts of the former Bulga State Forest and the Frenchs Creek Flora Reserve.
The National Park itself sclerophyllous forest and rainforest found. A large part of these stocks may be referred to as primary forests. In addition, there are 70 species in the park and nine places of worship of the Aborigines.