Draft Marine Park Management Plan
The NSW Government released the Draft Management Plan for the NSW Mainland Marine Park Network 2021–2031 to seek your feedback on the future management of the 5 marine parks along the NSW coast. Comments closed on 31 January 2022.
- Arakoon National Park and Hat Head National Park plan
- Brimbin Nature Reserve
- Brindingabba National Park
- Draft Marine Park Management Plan
- Gaagal Wanggaan (South Beach) National Park
- Glenrock State Conservation Area
- Improving camping in national parks
- Murray Valley National Park
- Perrys lookdown upgrades
- Sandon River and Woody Head campgrounds
- Scheyville National Park proposed licence
- Toorale Water Infrastructure Project Review of Environmental Factors
- Turrella Reserve draft precinct plan
- Yiraaldiya National Park
The NSW Government, through the Marine Estate Management Authority (MEMA), has been developing a network management plan for the 5 mainland marine parks using a new planning approach.
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water – Environment, Energy and Science and the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water – Planning and Assessment are 2 of the 4 NSW Government agencies that comprise MEMA, who provide advice on the management of the NSW marine estate.
The 5 NSW mainland marine parks are:
- Cape Byron
- Solitary Islands
- Port Stephens-Great Lakes
- Jervis Bay
- Batemans.
You can help us improve the management of one of New South Wales' greatest assets by providing your feedback on the Draft Management Plan for the NSW Mainland Marine Park Network 2021–2031 by 31 January 2022.
For more information and to have your say, go to the NSW Government NSW Marine Park Engagement website.