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Sutherland Shire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There are three national parks partially within the Sutherland Shire: Botany Bay National Park, Heathcote National Park and the Royal National Park. The isolated suburb of Bundeena is situated between the northern edge of the Royal National park and the Hacking River. The National Park was given the prefix "Royal" after the visit there of Queen Elizabeth II in 1954. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sutherland_Shire   (2933 words)

Royal National Park (New South Wales) - Wikitravel The Royal National Park is located in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, Australia, separating the cities of Sydney and Wollongong. Royal National Park (New South Wales)- Wikitravel It is located in the north-eastern corner of the park near Bundeena. wikitravel.org /en/Royal_National_Park_(New_South_Wales)   (309 words)

7.30 Report - 08/01/2002: Regeneration begins in fire-ravaged national park The Royal National Park, which borders Sydney's southern suburbs, was one of the worst hit. Where you have a park which is fragmented by roads, or has a surrounding of houses and settlements, the chances of recolonisation are much smaller. People were generally acknowledging, from our biodiversity survey work and so on, that, after seven years, the park was part-way recovered from the 1994 fire, but it probably needed 10 to 15 years without fire to really recover and to be able to sustain those vulnerable populations. www.abc.net.au /7.30/content/2002/s454607.htm   (943 words)

Heathcote National Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Heathcote is a national park in New South Wales (Australia), 34 km southwest of Sydney. Categories: National parks of New South Wales Managing authorities: New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heathcote_National_Park   (85 words)

National Parks Association of NSW Media Release - 'Chain' of Southern Sydney Parks Announced The important additions to Dharawal State Conservation Area and Heathcote National Park correct some omissions from earlier park reservations. National Parks Association of NSW welcomes Labor's announcement over the weekend of an 'unbroken chain of protected areas' stretching from the Victorian border to the Hunter Valley, including new conservation reserves in the Illawarra and Southern Sydney. Premier Carr announced on Saturday the creation of new national parks and conservation reserves covering the Illawarra escarpment and Sydney's southern catchment. www.nccnsw.org.au /envote/news/media/20030311_southparks.html   (435 words)

Sun, Surf and Sandstone - A Rockclimber's Guide to Sydney - Access Issues Adventure activities are permitted in Royal National Park with the consent of the Director-General (or delegate). The National Parks and Wildlife (Land Management) Regulation 1995 prohibits persons from undertaking adventure activities in the park without the consent of the Service. In December 2000, the Sydney Rockclimbing Club received information from the NPWS that a plan of management for roped activities is currently being developed for George's River National Park. www.sydneyclimbing.com /access_issues.html   (1050 words)

Parks of northern Victoria & southern NSW This 21,943ha national park, located to the east of the region covered by this site, was meant to provide protected habitat for the most in tact box-ironbark fauna assemblage in Victoria. A large national park to the north-west of the region covered. The park is important because it protects one of the few areas of relatively undisturbed vegetation in northern Victoria as well as an area of grassy lowland plain, an endangered ecosystem. cx.mcmedia.com.au /~stocky/parks.html   (12966 words)

SYDNEY - NATIONAL PARKS Adjoining Heathcote National Park is the Royal National Park which continues along the coastline. Botany Bay National Park is situated south of Sydney on Botany Bay. The areas included as part of the National Park are Ashton Park, Dobroyd Head, Fort Denison, Goat Clarke, Middle Head, Nielsen Park, North Head, Rodd Island, Shark Island and South Head. www.australianexplorer.com /sydney_national_parks.htm   (659 words)

Parks Victoria: Heathcote-Graytown National Park page The Heathcote-Graytown National Park was proclaimed with the passing of the Box-Ironbark Bill on 30 October, 2002. Home to a concentration of large old tree sites and fauna refuges, Heathcote-Graytown National Park also contains significant Aboriginal cultural sites and places. Under the National Parks Act 1975, timber harvesting, grazing, hunting and new exploration and mining operations will not be permitted. www.parkweb.vic.gov.au /1park_display.cfm?park=278   (197 words)

Camping in Sydney Sydney - NSW - Travel - MyNRMA The second oldest national park in the world, the Royal National Park has rainforest, creeks, wildflower meadows, sea-sculpted sandstone headlands, wild and majestic stretches of coastal heath and marvellous walking trails. Overlooking the Hawkesbury River on Sydney's northern outskirts, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park frames the shores of Pittwater and Broken Bay with sandstone cliffs, eucalypt forests and rainforest. The park also has an extravagant bird life, and a rich legacy of rock art left by the Garigal people, for whom the park is named. www.mynrma.com.au /advertisewithus/sydney_cam.asp   (838 words)

Australia on Hiker Central With its magnificent coastline, endless kilometres of sandy beaches, national park forests, vast plains, lush tropical rainforests in the far north, forested mountains and massive wilderness areas, and the natural wonder that is the Great Barrier Reef, it is Australia's No 1 tourist destination. This is actually four large national parks, South West, Wild Rivers, Cradle Mountain and Walls Of Jerusalem, plus some small reserves and covers 20% of the entire state. For those of you who don't know anything about the park, it is located in Southern Suburbs of Sydney alongside its more famous sister, The Royal National Park. www.hikercentral.com /regions/asia/australia.html   (1296 words)

Acacia It is found in Queensland south of Proserpine, along the NSW coastal regions especially in the Heathcote National Park and in the Illawarra coast region south of Sydney to Ulladulla. It is also found in Victoria at Newmerrella and at Lake Coringle near Orbost. www.deoxy.org /acacia.htm   (305 words)

Sutherland Shire Environment Centre Most significant are those that are relatively safeguarded in national parks, including the Royal National Park, Botany Bay National Park, Towra Point Nature Reserve, Georges River National Park, Heathcote National Park and several Recreation Reserves. It also has its Ministerial appointees on the National Parks and Wildlife Service Advisory Committee, on the Southern Catchment Board and Southern Sydney Catchment Board, and has an appointed representative on Sutherland Shire Council's Integrated Environment Committee. The status of native bushland in the Shire and its bioregions will be highlighted on the Centre's website by the end of 2000. ssec.org.au /our_environment/issues_campaigns/urban_bushland   (565 words)

(GC12F5) Kookaburra by Geomonkeys This is a neat little multi cache in a great part of the Heathcote National Park (There is life south of the Parramatta river!). Please note: To use the services of geocaching.com, you must agree to the terms and conditions in our disclaimer. www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GC12F5   (681 words)

National Parks - NSW - Bushwalking Canyoning Conservation Friends Government Where to go - Handy Links The National Parks Association of NSW site contains resources for those interested in park management as well as information on bushwalking and all sorts of other good stuff, including this page. The Australian Alps National Parks: Info and pictures on Victoria, NSW and the ACT's alpine parks. "The site is named after Mt Cloudmaker in the Kanangra-Boyd National Park, and features photographs from around Australia, including the wilderness of Tasmania's Cradle Mountain and the Southwest, Sydney's rugged Kanangra-Boyd and Blue Mountains, the Kosciuzsko and Alpine National Parks, Queensland's Fraser Island and, in the far north, Cape Tribulation and the Daintree. www.speednet.com.au /~abarca/NPAlinkspage.htm   (932 words)

Wise Bush Links Riverton Rock - The Rock itself Town on the South Island of New Zealand, new Fiordland National Park. Colo River Planning a trip to the Colo River in the Wollemi National Park, visit Anthony's very informative site. Explore Mike Molloy's Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado www.wises.com.au /bushlink.htm   (1445 words)

National Trust State of the Heritage Report - Sutherland Shire Council The following checklist can be completed by local government authorities to ensure that their Council has submitted complete and up to date information for incorporation into the National Trust's 'State of the Heritage Report'. Please complete the checklist with examples and return to the National Trust of Australia (NSW), GPO Box 518, Sydney 2001. National Trust State of the Heritage Report - Sutherland Shire Council www.nsw.nationaltrust.org.au /sohsutherland.html   (520 words)

Regeneration of Australian bushland after a bushfire The images on this page were taken in and near Royal National Park and Heathcote National Park, south of Sydney in August 2002, about 8 months after the Black Christmas bushfires (2001/2). Virtual Field Trip - Royal National Park and Heathcote National Park The photographs have been selected to illustrate adaptations of Australian flora to bushfires. science.uniserve.edu.au /school/sciweek/2002/regen   (134 words)

Wildlife Corridore , the Sydney Water Catchment Lands and Royal National Park to the south. Such corridors are especially important during times of disturbance, eg bushfire, as they allow movement of fauna from a bushfire site and movement of fauna into an area after fire." www.woronoraheights.org.au /Widlife.htm   (133 words)

Australian Volunteers Webring Our town is sandwiched between Heathcote National Park on the west and the Royal National Park on the east. Waterfall RFB is located in the small town of Waterfall in Sydney, Australia. Our brigade has about 30 active volunteer members! e.webring.com /hub?ring=australianmarati   (303 words)

Photo Album Green Web and Vital Wildlife Corridor to and from Heathcote National Park, Loftus Valley and Forbes Creek. www.woronoraheights.org.au /photo.htm   (17 words)

Administration Officers: NCC Bulletin May - 26 May 2000 Mar 21 2000 Nov 99 Royal National Park, Heathcote National Park & Garawarra State Recreation Area - Plan of Management NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service Mar 21 2000 Dec 99 Kinchega National Park - Plan of Management NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service Mar 21 2000 Nov 99 Wallaga Lake National Park, Goura Nature Reserve & Bermaguee Nature Reserve - Plan of Management NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service www.nccnsw.org.au /ncc/projects/NCCBulletins/bullmay.html   (814 words)

Rydges Cronulla Beach Hotel : Sydney Accommodation Transportation Services Taxi: City $40.00 Taxi: Airport $30.00 Local Train Service: City $5.50 Local Bus Service: Airport $15.00 per person Limousine: City $50.00 Limousine: Airport $50.00 Local Attractions Royal National Park Heathcote National Park Beaches : Cronulla, North Cronulla, Elouera And Wanda Lucas Heights. Woronora Dam Sydney Tramway Museum E.G Waterhouse National Camellia Garden Rydges Cronulla Beach is located at the end of The Kingsway opposite the beach. www.holidaycity.com /rydges-cronulla-beach/map.html   (165 words)

Sydney, NSW: leisure, things to do, places to go Harbourside Parks and Great Views of Sydney Harbour Sydney, NSW: leisure, things to do, places to go www.allthingsaus.com /sydneyonline/leisure.htm   (17 words)

National Parks Association Conservation Page Mirang / Sebastopol addition to Heathcote National Park Mill Creek and Bardens C Reserved: indicates taxon has at least one population within a national park, other proclaimed conservation reserve or in an area otherwise dedicated for the protection of flora. Should environmental values be too compromised, or the owner relinquish their interests, then these lands should be transferred to the National Parks and Wildlife Service or be managed in conjunction with it. www.npansw.org.au /web/conservation/Latham/second.htm   (17 words)

SYDNEY - NATIONAL PARKS Adjoining Heathcote National Park is the Royal National Park which continues along the coastline. Botany Bay National Park is situated south of Sydney on Botany Bay. The Sydney Harbour National Park is made up of several islands and bushland around the harbour. www.australianexplorer.com /sydney_national_parks.htm   (659 words)

Mineral Resources - Southern Coalfield The Royal and Heathcote National Parks and the Nattai National Park overlie the northeastern and western sectors of the coalfield respectively. The unallocated resources in the northern sector of the coalfield may be required to maintain the industry's share of the hard coking coal export market. Unallocated Wongawilli seam resources occur in the southern half of the coalfield. minerals.nsw.gov.au /invest/coal/coalfields/southern   (545 words)

Second Reading Speech to the National Parks Bill Parts of Greater Bendigo and Heathcote-Graytown National Parks are located close to urban areas and are used for the walking of dogs. This is a new category of park recommended by the ECC to protect the nationally significant historic and cultural heritage and cultural landscapes on public land around Castlemaine, as well as the significant natural values of the forests. Including the two lighthouse reserves will permanently protect their significant natural and cultural heritage values within the national park and will also ensure that all of Wilsons Promontory and all of the adjacent islands are included in the park. www.nre.vic.gov.au /dse/nrence.nsf/FID/-C447853C0B20E74ACA256C33001D9C59?OpenDocument   (3585 words)

Camping Oz - National Parks HEATHCOTE NATIONAL PARK 2,250ha South Metropolitan 02 95420648 (camping only) NEW ENGLAND NATIONAL PARK 55,989ha Dorrigo 02 66572309 (camping and cabins only) WOKO NATIONAL PARK 8,265ha Gloucester : 02 65581478 Hunter : 02 49873108 (camping only) www.campingoz.com.au /natparks.html   (415 words)

National and state parks - Nature and wildlife - The Goldfields - visitvictoria.com Heathcote-Graytown National Park is home to 16 threatened species including the crimson spider Orchid, Squirrel Glider and Swift Parrot. Explore the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park and the Greater Bendigo National Park, and discover not only thousands of relics of the mining era but also an extravagance of bird life, kangaroos, wallabies and wildflowers. Lake Wendouree is one of the most picturesque lakes in This unique park was created by the Victorian Government to recognise its important gold mining heritage. www.visitvictoria.com /displayObject.cfm/ObjectID.00066B0C-B5B8-1FA1-9FF780C476A90000/vvt.vhtml   (360 words)

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