Park management documents

Razorback Nature Reserve is located in the Central Tablelands of NSW, about 12 kilometres east of Bigga and 45 kilometres north of Crookwell. The reserve covers 2647 hectares and is considered significant because of the natural link it provides between the botanical divisions of Central Tablelands, Southern Tablelands and Central Western Slopes.

This amendment to the Gardens of Stone National Park plan of management facilitates establishment of a Wollemi great walk and a change to the maximum size of groups allowed on the walk.

Moonee Beach Nature Reserve is located 15 kilometres north of Coffs Harbour on the North Coast of NSW, and covers an area of 336 hectares. It consists of coastal sand plains and floodplains, dunes and four prominent headlands.

The Central Mallee Reserves are made up of Yathong Nature Reserve, Nombinnie Nature Reserve, Nombinnie State Conservation Area and Round Hill Nature Reserve. Together these reserves protect the largest mallee woodland and shrubland remnant in New South Wales and provide habitat for mallee specialist plants and animals.

Capertee National Park is in Wiradjuri Country, approximately 115 kilometres north of Lithgow on the western side of the Blue Mountains.

This report discusses the planning matters considered in preparing the Dharawal National Park, Dharawal Nature Reserve and Dharawal State Conservation Area Plan of Management. The parks are located south-west of Sydney between the Georges River and Illawarra escarpment in New South Wales and are in the traditional Country of the Dharawal People.

This report discusses the planning matters considered in preparing the Doodle Comer Nature Reserve Plan of Management. The nature reserve is located in southern NSW, bordering the township of Henty, midway between Wagga Wagga and Albury.

Fifes Knob Nature Reserve is located on the southern side of the Macleay River, approximately 60km west of Kempsey.

This joint management agreement is a partnership between the Aboriginal Elders for Paroo Darling National Park and the Office of Environment and Heritage.

Ramornie National Park is located 40 kilometres west of Grafton on the NSW North Coast. It was reserved in 1999 and covers 3,307 hectares. The park is in 2 portions separated by Ramornie State Forest.