Park management documents

Sea Acres Nature Reserve became a national park in 2016. The national park contains significant geological features and protects an outstanding remnant of the original native plant and animal communities once found along much of the mid-north coast of NSW.

Bago Bluff National Park is located about 10 kilometres south-west of Wauchope in the hinterland of the NSW mid north coast. The park was reserved in 1999 and covers an area of 4023 hectares.

Coorabakh National Park is located about 22 kilometres north of Taree in the hinterland of the NSW mid north coast. The park was reserved in 1999 and covers an area of 1840 hectares.

Sea Acres Nature Reserve became a national park in 2016. This amendment provides for the full investigation and possible extension of a walking track in the park. The extension of this section of track within the nature reserve will provide for the coastal walking track from Town Beach to Lighthouse Beach to be completed.

Weddin Mountains National Park is approximately 20 kilometres south-west of Grenfell in the Central West of NSW. The national park was reserved in 1971 and is 8361 hectares in area, incorporating virtually the entire Weddin Range.

This report details the matters considered in preparing the plan of management for these parks.

Cape Byron Headland Reserve is a state conservation area that covers 98.5 hectares, including the most easterly point of the Australian mainland. Its rugged headlands and sheltered rainforest gullies are situated on the far north coast about 2 kilometres from Byron Bay.

Mount Hyland Nature Reserve and State Conservation Area are located approximately 30 kilometres to the north-east of Dorrigo and approximately 35 kilometres south-west of Nymboida in north-eastern NSW, and have a combined area of 2,812 hectares.

Planchonella Nature Reserve is located 14 kilometres north-west of Coolatai and 44 kilometres north of Warialda, in the shire of Yallaroi. The reserve is 717 hectares in size and was gazetted in July 1999.

Wambina Nature Reserve is located at Matcham on the Central Coast of New South Wales, approximately 10 kilometres east-north-east of Gosford. The area was gazetted in May 1997 and currently protects 53.65 hectares at the headwaters of Erina Creek catchment.