Currango Historic Precinct Conservation Management and Interpretation Plan

Unlocking Currango

Currango Historic Precinct is a pastural property located in the snow belt country at the north end of Kosciuszko National Park on the edge of the Currango Plain near Tantangara Reservoir. The site has a complex environmental and cultural history.

Date
1 May 2004
Publisher
Department of Environment and Conservation NSW
Type
Publication, Conservation management plan
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • ID OEH20040170
  • File PDF 11.4MB
  • Pages 309
  • Name currango-historic-precinct-conservation-management-interpretation-plan.pdf

This report is centred on the homestead and outbuildings, which have been occupied by early European settlers since the 1830s. The roles and lives of Aboriginal people are interwoven throughout the report, with the interpretation of pre- and post-contact Aboriginal occupation of the site determined in consultation with the local Aboriginal community.

The objective of the Conservation Management Plan and Interpretation Plan (CM&IP) is to identify, direct and achieve long term conservation and management outcomes for the Currango Historic Precinct and provide interactive opportunities for day and overnight visitors to absorb the history of Currango.

The CM&IP is presented in three parts:

  • Volume 1 is the Manager’s Field Manual, including the Inventory of buildings and items;
  • Volume 2 is the Supporting Information and Analysis; and
  • Volume 3 is the Interpretation Plan.

The Interpretation Plan represents the main Interpretation plan outcomes and concepts that are recommended for the appropriate interpretation of the place.


Visitor information

Explore high country huts and homesteads in the High Plains area of Kosciuszko National Park.