Editing Main Range National Park (section)

===Flora and fauna===
[[File:Canopy Goomburra Forest Reserve Main Range National Park.JPG|thumb|Goomburra Forest Reserve became part of the national park in 1994.]]
The steeper slopes have avoided any [[land clearing in Australia|land clearing]], acting as a refuge for wildlife in the region.<ref name="discover" /> The most predominant vegetation types on the range is [[sub-tropical]] [[rainforest]] and dry [[sclerophyll]] forest.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Rankin |first=Robert |year=1992 |title=Secrets of the Scenic Rim |page=18 |publisher=Rankin Publishers |isbn=0-9592418-3-3}}</ref> The park's forests and montane heath provide habitat for many animals, including the [[eastern bristlebird]], [[Coxen's fig parrot]], and the [[black-breasted buttonquail]], all of which are threatened by extinction. The vulnerable and rare [[red goshawk]] may also be seen.

The [[giant barred frog]], [[Fleay's barred frog]], [[tiger quoll|spotted-tailed quoll]] and the [[Hastings River mouse]] are listed as endangered species, once more commonly found in the Goomburra section of the park.<ref>Environmental Protection Agency. Wildlife Online Extract:Species List. Retrieved on 2 April 2006.</ref>