23 April – Great Sandy NP, Lake Cooroibah

Dominated by sandy soils typical of the Great Sandy National Park, the plants and their fungal mycorrhizal partners of Cooloola have had to adapt to these low nutrient soils. The resulting diversity of Boletes, in particular, makes this a global hot spot for fungal diversity.

For more details, go to our page about Cooloola National Park and our Calendar of Events.

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