Bangadilly National Park is located about 20 kilometres west of Bowral in the NSW Southern Highlands. It was established in 2001 and consists of three separate, similarly sized land parcels with a total area of 2141 hectares.
Bargo River State Conservation Area was established in 2007 and covers 1970 hectares. It is situated in the Southern Highlands near the towns of Hill Top, Colo Vale and Yerrinbool.
Munro Island Nature Reserve is located in the Clarence River, on the north coast of NSW. The reserve, which includes all of Munro Island down to the mean low water mark, is currently approximately 27 hectares in size. Munro Island is one of only four islands included in the protected area system out of the forty islands within the Clarence River system.
The Abercrombie Caves reserve covers an area of some 2225 hectares and is located 280 kilometres by road west of Sydney and about 70 kilometres south of Bathurst between the villages of Trunkey Creek and Tuena. The actual caves area is only a small portion of the much larger reservation. This larger area provides a natural, largely unmodified catchment area essential to the well being of the karst system.
Bungabbee and Muckleewee Mountain Nature Reserves are located approximately 20km north-west of Lismore in northern NSW. They were both formerly part of Bungabbee State Forest.
Maryland National Park is located on the granitic northern tablelands close to the Queensland border, in the Shire of Tenterfield. The park was formerly Maryland State Forest and was gazetted as a national park on 1 March 1999.
Cook Island Nature Reserve is located approximately 600 metres offshore from Fingal Head and four kilometres southeast of Tweed Heads on the far north coast of NSW. The reserve is 4.6 hectares in size and is surrounded by Cook Island Aquatic Reserve.
Lennox Head Aboriginal Area is located on the Far North Coast of NSW, within the village of Lennox Head. The reserve is 0.3 hectares in size and was gazetted in 1972 to protect the cultural heritage values of the Ceremonial Ring.
The Mount Grenfell Historic Site and adjoining reserves are located about 70 kilometres north-west of Cobar in the dry sparsely populated country of the Cobar Peneplain — it is ‘red Country’.
