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Climate

This fact sheet explores the science of climate and weather through the lens of the Australian Alps. Here the various forms of...

Water

The role the mountains play in gathering water is explored along with water as a valuable resource – a source of life to natural...

Fire

Fire is a naturally occurring event in the Alps. It is a dynamic force with complex interrelationships with Aboriginal people, park...

Soils

Unlike many mountain ranges around the world which are formed primarily from rock, the Australian Alps are distinguished by bedrock...

Fauna

Despite high altitudes and challenging conditions, all the major animal groups are represented in the Australian Alps. This factsheet...

Flora

The plants that thrive in the harsh conditions of the Alps showcase the relationship between growing environments – aspect, wind and...

Geology

The Australian Alps cover a large area, displaying a wide range of rock types and a complex geological history spanning 520 million...

Commercial Interests

Camping, hiking, car and motorcycle touring, fishing, hunting and paddling are all recreational pursuits that draw people to the region....

Recreation Seekers

Camping, hiking, car and motorcycle touring, fishing, hunting and paddling are all recreational pursuits that draw people to the region....

Schools and Outdoor Education

The Upper Mitta Mitta river has strong links with outdoor education. School groups, an outdoor education centre and tertiary institutions...

Residents Past and Present

The Upper Mitta Mitta River, its tributaries, and surrounding mountains, hills and valleys have been important for Aboriginal culture for at

Contact Friends Of The Mitta

Friends Of The Mitta
c/o Jeffe Aronson
124 Callaghans Rd
Anglers Rest, Victoria 3898

03 5159 7252

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