Green Cauldron region

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The Green Cauldron region is a biodiverse, volcanic landscape in northern New South Wales and southeastern Queensland, known for its lush rainforests, dramatic caldera formations, and cultural and ecological significance.

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Green Cauldron region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biodiversity hotspot
geographic region
tourism region
contains Border Ranges
Lamington Plateau
Nightcap Range
Springbrook Plateau
Tweed Volcano caldera
linked to: Tweed Volcano

Wollumbin Mount Warning
linked to: Wollumbin
containsCity Gold Coast
containsProtectedArea Border Ranges National Park
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia
Lamington National Park
Mount Warning National Park
Nightcap National Park
Springbrook National Park
Wollumbin National Park
containsTown Beaudesert
Byron Bay
Casino
Kyogle
Lismore
Murwillumbah
Nimbin
Tweed Heads
country Australia
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Aboriginal Australians
hasEcosystemType montane heath
subtropical rainforest
warm temperate rainforest
wet sclerophyll forest
hasFeature caldera formations
coastal areas
mountain ranges
rainforest
river valleys
hasGeologicalOrigin Miocene volcanism
shield volcano
hasLandscapeType volcanic landscape
knownFor cultural significance
dramatic caldera formations
ecological significance
high biodiversity
lush rainforests
locatedIn northern New South Wales
southeastern Queensland
partOf East Coast of Australia
recognizedAs National Landscape
recognizedBy Parks Australia
Tourism Australia
supportsActivity birdwatching
bushwalking
ecotourism
nature-based tourism
traditionalOwnersInclude Bundjalung people
Githabul people
Yugambeh people

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Tweed Shire partOf Green Cauldron region