Park management documents

Toorale is located approximately 65 kilometres south-west of Bourke in north-western New South Wales and is managed by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

This statement outlines the main values, issues and management directions for Bushy Island, Corrie Island, One Tree Island and Snapper Island Nature Reserves and will guide the management of the nature reserves until a plan of management has been prepared.

This statement outlines the main values, issues and management directions for Sappa Bulga National Park and will guide the management of the national park until a plan of management has been prepared.

This statement outlines the main values, issues and management directions for Sugarloaf State Conservation Area and will guide the management of the state conservation area until a plan of management has been prepared.

This statement outlines the main values, issues and management directions for Wallarah National Park and will guide the management of the national park until a plan of management has been prepared.

This management plan has been superseded by the 2021 Kosciuszko National Park Wild Horse Heritage Management Plan.

This draft plan was developed with input from an independent technical reference group and community and stakeholder engagement. The plan has not yet been finalised or adopted.

This management plan has been prepared to meet the requirements of the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage Act 2018 and is the current management plan. The plan was amended by the Minister for the Environment on 23 October 2023.

The proposed track network has been designed to minimise environmental impacts by careful choice of location and by incorporating existing unsanctioned tracks into the network where practicable, to minimise clearing from the creation of new tracks.

The planning considerations is a supporting document to the Mallee Cliffs National Park Plan of Management that includes detailed information on park values (for example, threatened species and cultural heritage) and threats to these values. A summary of this information is provided in the plan of management.