Myall Lakes National Park

Park management

This park was created in April 1972. It covers an area of 47,593 hectares.

Management documents 

You'll find a lot more information about this park in its management plans. In particular, plans of management contain a large amount of information on the natural environments, Aboriginal heritage, history, and recreational opportunities in a particular park. Fire management strategies outline when and how hazard reduction will be carried out in key areas of the park.

Many types of management plans go through a formal draft stage where they are open for public comment. The plans are only finalised and put into effect after all public submissions have been considered.

Documents to download

• Amendments to the Myall Lakes National Park, Little Broughton Island and Stormpetrel Nature Reserves Plan of Management
• Myall Lakes National Park and Island Reserves fire management strategy
• Myall Lakes National Park, Little Broughton Island and Stormpetrel Nature Reserves: amendments to the plan of management 2006
• Myall Lakes National Park, Little Broughton Island and Stormpetrel Nature Reserves: plan of management
• NPWS Lighthouses Conservation Management and Cultural Tourism Plan

Management programs

Wild dog and fox baiting programs are run in conjunction with adjoining neighbours and land managers.

Bush regeneration is in progress in a number of areas within the park, along with contract weed spraying.