This conservation analysis report is the first stage in the process to identify and manage the unique built and natural heritage assets of the Mount Keira Scout Camp within the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area.
Borenore Karst Conservation Reserve is one of four karst conservation reserves managed by the Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust. The Trust is responsible to the NSW Minister for the Environment for the care, control and management of Jenolan, Abercrombie, Wombeyan and Borenore Caves in a manner that is environmentally, culturally and commercially sustainable.
Eusdale Nature Reserve is located 30 kilometres south-east of Bathurst in the Central Tablelands of NSW and covers 1,238 hectares. There is an adjoining area of 642 hectares that is vested in the Minister for the Environment pending its reservation. This plan of management covers both Eusdale Nature Reserve and the adjoining land which is yet to be reserved.
These amendments to the Kosciuszko National Park Plan of Management (2006) were adopted by the Minister for Climate Change and the Environment on 10 December 2010.
Little Llangothlin Nature Reserve was established in 1979 and contains one of the few high altitude freshwater lagoons on basalt soil remaining on the New England Plateau of New South Wales.
Watsons Creek Nature Reserve is located on the western fall of the New England Plateau approximately 32 km north-north-east of Tamworth and 65 km south-west of Armidale. The reserve is approximately 1260 ha in size and is in 2 portions, separated by an area under mining lease with known mineral deposits which has been subject to mining activities.
This planning considerations document outlines the matters considered in preparing the Maynggu Ganai Historic Site Plan of Management, including the site’s key values, management principles and management considerations.
Boonalla Aboriginal Area lies within the traditional Country of the Gamilaroi People. The park encompasses 2310 hectares and is located in the New England Tablelands region, approximately 20 kilometres north of Gunnedah in north-east NSW.
Coffs Coast Regional Park stretches along the Mid North Coast of New South Wales from northern Coffs Harbour to near Corindi Beach and encompasses headlands, dune systems, coastal creeks and estuaries. The park covers 661 hectares of land and lies within the traditional Country of the Gumbaynggirr People.
