The slow flow of this section of the river along with the adjoining wetlands provides excellent habitat for a number of wildlife species, especially river otters, which have made a strong comeback after their reintroduction by the Division of Wildlife in 1986 and 1988.
This slow-moving part of the river and its nearby wetlands provide ideal habitats for numerous wildlife species, particularly river otters. These animals have seen a notable recovery since being reintroduced by the Division of Wildlife in 1986 and 1988.