Wambina Nature Reserve Plan of Management
Wambina Nature Reserve is located at Matcham on the Central Coast of New South Wales, approximately 10 kilometres east-north-east of Gosford. The area was gazetted in May 1997 and currently protects 53.65 hectares at the headwaters of Erina Creek catchment.
Publisher: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 0-73136-5488
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ID: NPWS20030127
File: PDF 133.05 KB / Pages 34
Name: wambina-nature-reserve-plan-of-management-030127.pdf
Wambina Nature Reserve protects a variety of habitats from ridges of open forest to deep rainforest gullies. These habitats in turn support a diverse range of flora and fauna including species of ecological significance on a local, regional and state-wide scale.
Twelve animal species found in the reserve are listed as Vulnerable (Schedule 2) under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995, including a nursery and mating colony of the Grey-headed Flying-fox. In addition, twelve plant species identified within the reserve are of special conservation significance.