Tallaganda National Park and Tallaganda State Conservation Area were established in 2001. They are located 30 kilometres east of Canberra and have a combined area of 21,879 hectares.
The National Parks and Wildlife Service recognise that the visitor facilities at Bents Basin State Conservation Area need revitalising to protect park values and deliver sustainable visitor use.
The Big Scrub Nature Reserves Plan of Management includes Andrew Johnston Big Scrub, Victoria Park, Davis Scrub, Hayters Hill, Boatharbour and Wilson Nature Reserves.
This amendment to the Bongil Bongil National Park Plan of Management enables the establishment of a multi-use track for walking and cycling in Bongil Bongil National Park.
Nadgigomar Nature Reserve covers an area of 5,596 hectares in three disjunct sections known as Sunset Mountain, East Nadgigomar and Durran Durra. It is located 55 kilometres south of Goulburn and 20 kilometres north of Braidwood on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales.
The village of Hartley is situated at the base of Victoria Pass on the Great Western Highway 140 kilometres west of Sydney. The historic site was initially reserved in 1972 and now comprises fifteen historic buildings and surrounding landscape. Two other historic buildings are located within the village precinct but are privately owned.
This indigenous land use agreement is between the Githabul people, the Githabul Nation Aboriginal Corporation and the NSW Government. The agreement extends across a number of national parks and state forest reserves, including world heritage-listed areas.
Indigenous land use agreementBorder Ranges National Park
Gibraltar Nature Reserve is situated on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales approximately 35 kilometres west of Tenterfield and covers an area of 160 hectares.
Marramarra National Park, Muogamarra Nature Reserve and Maroota Historic Site are located on the northern outskirts of Sydney, in an area west of the Pacific Highway, east of Old Northern Road and south of the Hawkesbury River.
