Richmond-Range-Nationalpark

The Richmond Range National Park is a national park in the northeast of the Australian state of New South Wales, 605 kilometers north of Sydney and about 60 km west of Lismore.

The Bruxner Highway separates it from Mallanganee National Park in the south. Both national parks are located on the Richmond Range. In the north of Toonumbar National Park and on.

In the national park eucalyptus and Gondwana Rainforests find that provide habitat for many rare animals and plants. One of the rarer eucalyptus trees is the Spotted Gum.

Formerly the country was inhabited by the Aboriginesstamm Githabul. With them a license agreement for the establishment of the national park could be completed. They are involved in the management of the park.