The Blue River Provincial Park was
created in 1980 and covers a surface area of 9,045
hectares.
Lumber and mining operations at the turn of the century have left marks that
are still visible.
Learn more about New Caledonian history in this unique natural environment,
alternating between observing the scrub that has grown back in the mining zones
and the rain forest.
Both of these environments are exceptional for the abundance and diversity of
the flora, and there is an especially high rate of endemic
plants.
Most of New Caledonia's birds are found in the Park, which contains the
largest population of Cagous in New Caledonia thanks to the
Southern Province's repopulation program. - in: http://www.office-tourisme.nc/en/parc-provincial-de-la-rivi%C3%A8re-bleue
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