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Innes Innes National Park Innes is a national park in Adelaide. Innes was born in 1963, allegedly for "spending all day playing music, instead o... Glen Innes Glen Innes is a town in the Australia. www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/innes.html

District Council of Yorke Peninsula - Tourism - National Parks Innes National Park was dedicated in 1970 to conserve the habitat of the rare and elusive western whipbird. Innes National Park comprises 9,141 hectares of natural coastal mallee, representing one of only a few pockets of significant vegetation on the Yorke Peninsula. Innes National Park inherits its name from William Innes, who discovered commercial quantities of gypsum in the area in the early 1900s. www.yorke.sa.gov.au /tourism/parks.html

fishSA.com - Browns Beach [Reviews] Innes was declared a National Park in 1970 after the discovery of the very rare and shy Great Western Whipbird in 1965. Stenhouse Bay, situated within the confines of the Innes National Park, the area was for many years the chief source of gypsum for Australia's plaster industry. The park was named in recognition of William Innes, who discovered commercial quantities of gypsum in the 1890s. www.fishsa.com /brownsrv.php

Innes National Park Innes National Park is 300 km west of Adelaide on a good hard top road that goes down the Yorke Peninsula. Innes National Park is well known to surfers, anglers and people who appreciate seclusion, wilderness and spectacular scenery. One of the unique features of Innes National Park is the remains of the town Inneston, that was the home of a gypsum factory. users.tpg.com.au /vherring/SA/innes_national_park.htm

Walkabout - Marion Bay The Innes National Park, an area of nearly 9000 hectares, protects the southerly tip of the Yorke Peninsula and is home to a rich and diverse range of landscapes from peaceful bays to spectacular cliffs. Innes National Park is home to a number of rare and endangered species of bird. Innes National Park is full of joys and surprises. www.walkabout.com.au /locations/SAMarionBay.shtml

Innes NP Innes National Park Information Office at Stenhouse Bay is open daily for advice and information. The park is untouched except for the ruins of the gypsum-mining town of Inneston, near Stenhouse Bay. Innes is well known to surfers, anglers and people who appreciate seclusion, wilderness and spectacular scenery. www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/innesnatpark.asp

unknownsa feature areas - the innes national park pictures page 1 of 2 innes national park, the yorke peninsula, photographs, cable bay, stenhouse bay, cape spencer, south australian national parks, the toe of the yorke peninsula the innes national park is situated on the south-western-most tip [ 'the toe' ] of the yorke peninsula, some three and a half hours drive from adelaide it is, i am pleased to note, a fully-protected reserve - not least because it had already been extensively mined for gypsum prior to becoming a national park, and some salt lakes surrounded by the park are still excluded from it for this purpose homepages.picknowl.com.au /unknownsa/innes

Australian Caravan Park Reports - Yorke and Fleurieu Peninsulas SA The park is 1 km from Port Elliot and 6 km from Victor Harbour. When we arrived the park was virtually empty and we had the pick of the sites but we must warn you that in the spring the wind blows extremely hard and nearly blows you away. Park atmosphere was okay, open and roomy park, shady park, family-friendly park, too many permanents for this park. home.vicnet.net.au /~badger04/parks_s5.htm

Yorke @ ExplorOz The Innes National Park headquarters are another 5kms on and its $6/day/vehicle (which is free if you're camping) and $6/night for camping ($15 at Pandalowie Bay). A lot of people are drawn to Innes National Park for its excellent surf and the break from in front of the Surfers Campground (aptly named) is pretty popular and deservedly so. Within the Innes National Park there are a number of camp sites. www.exploroz.com /TrekNotes/Adel/Yorke.asp

Warra National Park The Park is situated north east of Armidale and south east of Glen Innes on the Northern Tablelands of NSW with an area of 2024 hectares (5000 acres). Warra National Park: is a recent addition to the New South Wales National Park estate. Warra National Park protects a rare sample of tablelands old growth forest that supports a variety of plants and wildlife. home.bluepin.net.au /yallaroo/Warra_NP.htm

Postcards - Previous Feature: Innes National Park Innes National Park is perfect for fishing, surfing, bird watching, swimming or camping. Mining ceased in 1932 and in 1970 Innes National Park was declared in part to save the rare Great Western Whipbird. and the park offers heritage accomodation in a number of lodges and huts that were built prior to the national park being established. www.postcards.sa.com.au /features/innes_national_park.html

Innes National Park (South Australia) Innes National Park is located at the bottom of South Australia'a Yorke Peninsula. There are nine camping grounds within Innes National Park. The main park road is now a bitumen road and travels through the park with a number of off-shoot tracks to various beaches and sites to visit. wilderness.esmartweb.com /SA/innes.html

Innes National Park - Park Management Innes National Park is administered by the Northern and Yorke Region under the Regional Conservation Directorate of the The park provides a significant refuge for the biodiversity on the Yorke Peninsula and it is important that large areas are not burnt at one time. Since the park was dedicated in 1970 there have been no significant bushfires, however, there have been several small fires resulting from escaped campfires. www.environment.sa.gov.au /parks/innes/park.html

Postcards - Previous Feature: The Spectacular Toe:Innes National Park The pristine and thick mallee scrub of Innes National Park is broken by large salt lakes. Dene Cordes, a great friend of National Parks all over South Australia, also points out (in his thesis on Inneston) that it was the gypsum mining leases which preserved the mallee here from farming. Innes National Park is very popular on long weekends with campers and day visitors. www.postcards.sa.com.au /features/inneston_host.html

Wallaby deaths a setback for program Mr Hill said last year's release of the wallabies to Innes National Park was the first stage of a project to reintroduce the species to at least two suitable sites in SA. The tiny Tammar wallabies were found dead at the weekend in South Australia's Innes National Park, at the tip of the Yorke Peninsula. They were among 10 of the wallabies reintroduced into the park from New Zealand last November. news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=37446

Marion Bay Holiday Villas Marion Bay is on the boundary of Innes National Park. The Villas have won state and regional awards, are nationally accredited and are highly respected for having great service and facilities. You can be as active or lazy as you like, and there is plenty of lawned space for kids to play outside. www.marionbayvillas.com.au

Bird Watching Peninsulas SA Situated at the foot of Yorke Peninsula, Innes National Park protects a rugged, beautiful section of coast. It was originally declared a national park in 1970 after the discovery of the rare great western whipbird in the region. Much of the park is covered in natural bushland, but it is the coast which attracts surfers and fishermen to this region. homepages.picknowl.com.au /anne_brown/BW_Pages/bw_peninsulas.htm

December 3, 1999 We had traveled past the knee, shin and down to the toe where Innes National Park is located. December 03 1999, Innes National Park, South Australia, 280 kms from Adelaide, But Due West Being part of the National Park, the buildings were being restored as a tourist attraction. www.iserv.net /~josephh/sunbirds/austral2/l031999.htm

INNES NATIONAL PARK Innes National Park is a beautiful national park set at the southern point of the Yorke Peninsula. It is possible to stay in the park, which is absolutely wonderful, due to the great views you look out upon when you wake up. There is a small entrance fee into the park, although it is definitely worth it. www.australianexplorer.com /innes_national_park.htm

SATC Corporate - Full Article Regionally the Flinders Chase National Park and Seal Bay Conservation park on Kangaroo Island, the Flinders Ranges National Park and the Innes National Park on the Yorke Peninsula had the highest visitations. Belair National Park is the most visited National Park in South Australia, a new survey has shown. “National parks play a vital role in showcasing the beauty of our State to visitors, at the same time ensuring our environment is protected for generations to come.” www.tourism.sa.gov.au /news/article.asp?NewsID=178

Barbara Ives and Matthew Fox Innes National Park (Yorke Peninsula) Dramatic coastline, quiet country towns. www.users.bigpond.com /barbara_matthew/innes.htm

South Australia Tourist Information The York Peninsula, is bounded by the Spencer and St Vincent Gulfs and is a popular venue for fishing, scuba diving, bush walking and exploration of the Innes National Park, which covers more than 9,000 hectares at the southern tip. To the north east of Port Augusta is the Flinders Ranges National Park, popular for bush walking, camping, and the study of flora and fauna, as well as being known for the unusual natural formation known as Wilpena Pound. A little further north is the Gammon Ranges National Park and the coal mining town of Leigh Creek which is a popular ‘stocking up’ point for those hardy types who enjoy the challenges of four wheel driving the Oodnadatta, Birdsville and Strzelecki Tracks. www.cottagestays.com /states/sainfo.htm

SA Country Hour - 04/11/2004: Tammar Wallabies released in Innes National Park The release of ten tammar wallabies at Innes National Park on Lower Yorke Peninsula has met criticism today from grain growers in the area. Tammar Wallabies released in Innes National Park - The Department for Environment and Heritage released the tammar wallabies as part of a six month trial at Innes National Park and if they survive there'll be more releases to follow. www.abc.net.au /rural/sa/stories/s1234868.htm

Snowpack analysis of chemical loading in Glacier National Park In Glacier National Park, Montana, USGS and National Park Service (NPS) scientists are collaborating on a project to analyze atmospheric deposition in alpine and sub-alpine snowpack. Situated in the central Rocky Mountains of North America and surrounded by more than a million acres of National Forests, wilderness areas, and other parks; Glacier National Park is ideal place to study climate change. A Climatic Handbook for Glacier National Park - with Data for Waterton Lakes National Park. www.nrmsc.usgs.gov /research/snowpack_analysis.htm

GIBRALTER RANGE NATIONAL PARK The Gibralter Ranger National Park lies on the Gwydir Highway, 70Kms east of Glen Innes and 95Km west of Grafton. For further details on these parks, current tours, camping information, bookings and promotions, visit the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The park blloms with waratah during October and November and there are many creeks and waterfalls to view throughout the park. www.nnsw.com.au /npa/gibralter.html

National Parks and Wildlife Reserves Fire Restrictions The following reserve onfy: Innes National Park - All wood fires (or solid fuel fires) are prohibited from 1 November 1999 to 30 April 2000. For further information, please contact the Innes National Park District Office (08) 8854 4040 or CFS Hotline Freecall 1800 188 100. The Director of National Parks and Wildlife has imposed park fire restrictions under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972. users.chariot.net.au /~harmon/uppersturt/npw.htm

December 2, 1999 To dodge the winds we headed for Innes National Park at the toe of the Yorke Peninsula. We were not supposed to camp in the parking lot overlooking the long beach, but there was not anybody to bother. The park has about thirty kms of roads going out to various points of interest. www.iserv.net /~josephh/sunbirds/austral2/l021999.htm

"NatParks_I" In the south west corner of the Yorke Peninsula, the park is mainly mallee scrubland but features a large variety of things to do. Campers are welcome and several campgrounds will be found within the park, with the main one at Pondalowie Bay, boasting showers and toilets. There is a camping fee of from $3.00 to $6.00 per night for a groups up to 5 depending on where you camp. www.wilmap.com.au /SA192.HTML

District Council of Yorke Peninsula - General Information - Marion Bay Contract Park Managers Marion Bay is a very popular holiday destination and is an ideal base from which to explore the famous Innes National Park. The park has 15 ensuite cabins, and boasts excellent facilities, including amenities, camp kitchen, gas BBQ's and a fish cleaning area, and is set in a tranquil setting, surrounded by native flora and fauna. The District Council of Yorke Peninsula is the operator of the Caravan Park and is seeking proposals from suitably qualified, enthusiastic and progressively minded persons capable of managing the Marion Bay Caravan Park. www.yorke.sa.gov.au /info/mbcpmanagers.html

JUST CRUISIN 4WD TOURS Innes National Park is one of the Jewels of South Australia's vast parks. After our visit to Innes National Park we begin our trip back to Adelaide, following the scenic drive which follows the coast to Edithburgh. Day 2: After breakfast we head into Innes National Park for a look at the spectacular ancient coastline. www.justcruisin4wdtours.com.au /yorke_pen_2day.asp

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