Billinudgel Nature Reserve Plan of Management

Billinudgel Nature Reserve is located on the far north coast of New South Wales and has an area of 713 hectares. It forms one of several coastal nature reserves which protect important remnants of coastal habitat in an otherwise highly modified environment.

Billinudgel Nature Reserve plan of management cover
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Date
1 November 2000
Publisher
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Type
Publication, Plan of management, Final
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • ISBN 0-73136-9904
  • ID NPWS20000090
  • File PDF 284KB
  • Pages 58
  • Name billinudgel-nature-reserve-plan-of-management-000090.pdf

A core area of the Reserve was dedicated in 1996 with additional lands to the north and south dedicated in 1997. The Reserve includes the beach to the mean low water mark. The Reserve was dedicated as part of the Government’s New Parks initiative.

The Reserve is part of a regional network of parks and reserves created to conserve natural processes and ecosystems in north-eastern New South Wales. In this role the Reserve protects the following features:

  • a large tract of natural lowland coastal vegetation, a significant remnant in an otherwise highly modified environment;
  • an extensive wetland containing Melaleuca swamp forest;
  • a diversity of habitat which supports a wide range of fauna and flora including rare, threatened, significant and migratory species;
  • Aboriginal sites and landscapes of significance; and
  • features of scientific interest.