Plenty Gorge Park offers valuable natural, cultural and recreational experiences only 20 km north of Melbourne.

The Plenty River that winds through the park is the meeting point of two distinct bioregions: the relatively flat Victorian Volcanic Plains to the west, and the hills and valleys of the Highlands (Southern Falls) to the east.

This has led to dramatic landforms throughout the gorge popular for nature-based recreation. This meeting of bioregions also means Plenty Gorge Park is home for a diverse range of flora and fauna species, many of state and national significance.

This biodiversity makes Plenty Gorge Park the most species rich area in the Greater Melbourne region.

Date: 11/02/2019

Time of Day: 1100-1600

Weather: Sunny

Temperature: 28

Relative Humdity: 35

Windspeed: 25

Description: The Wetlands at plenty gorge are full of life and the wildlife isn't afraid to talk with us. Being close to a few construction sites, hammering and other construction noises can be heard throughout the recordings.

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Sample 1

#1 Close up of birds, Construction noises in the background, Water play @ 0.04

Sample 2

#2 Insects in ecstasy, light breeze, leaves rustling

Sample 3 

#3 Birds moving on land, construction noises in background, light water play, light breeze, Harley Davidson passing by.

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