A surprise and delight can be discovered on “Woolabra”, a 20000 ha Station situated 37 klms north of South-West Queensland’s Charleville. A guided tour of “Woolabra” by Kevin, describes how he has developed some innovative farming practices to deal with the harsh, arid conditions of the Queensland Outback. A personal story, told by Kevin, that tells of the diversity of complementary enterprises th
at makes this property unique in Queensland. With the development of an adventurous irrigation expansion, designed to drought-proof the property, many hundreds of birds call "Woolabra" home - brolgas, bustards, mudlarks, galahs, swans, turkeys, emus and countless other species can be seen going about their daily business. Visit and gain an insight into the relationship between farming, the environment and native wildlife in an arid area. You might like to enjoy the three hour ‘Breakfast by the Billabong’ tour and enjoy the early morning tranquillity or the Afternoon Tour of two hours duration. "Woolabra" Station is just 40 minutes north of Charleville on the way to Longreach, on the Matilda Highway. You will be met at the entrance of "Woolabra", where there is ample safe parking for your van or vehicle and you will be transferred to the Station vehicle for the duration of the Tour. Whether you are interested in the endemic species of birds living in South-West Queensland; or looking for a local perspective on life in the Bush; or the chance to see some stunning and quintessential Outback natural scenery, call the Charleville Visitor Information Centre on
07 4654 7771 (After hours 07 4654 1422) for a reservation. For an idea of what you can see, check out the pictures.
