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Jindalee National Park draft plan of management

Jindalee National Park is located approximately 10 km north of the township of Cootamundra on the traditional Country of the Wiradjuri People.
Publisher: Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-923285-58-3 / ID: EH20240282
File: PDF 1.67 MB / Pages 0
Name: jindalee-national-park-draft-plan-of-management-240282.pdf
 
Tags: Plan of managementDraft

This draft plan of management gives members of the public the opportunity to have a say in the management direction for Jindalee National Park.

The park provides protection for an important remnant of woodland vegetation in a highly modified landscape. It also protects significant cultural heritage values and biodiversity values, and provides opportunities for public recreation and nature appreciation.

The Jindalee National Park draft plan of management proposes objectives and operations to achieve:

  • the protection of Aboriginal cultural heritage and natural values
  • the continued recovery of threatened and rare ecosystems and species
  • opportunities for nature-based visitor activities, including mountain bike riding, camping, walking, and horse riding.

Have your say

For further information and to have your say, visit the Jindalee National Park draft plan of management public consultation webpage.

Public exhibition of the draft plan of management has been extended and comments close at 5 pm on 11 February 2025.