Panboola wetlands is an 84 hectare flood plain next to the small village of Pambula on the far south coast of New South Wales. It’s run by community volunteers and has established walking tracks with a fresh water billabong, salt marshes, open areas and light timber. You always find a variety of birds and native animals, and importantly a good cup of coffee is only a short stroll away in the historic centre of Pambula village. A great spot for birding or just enjoying a walk. gh
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