Conservation park (Australia)

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In Australia a conservation park is a type of specially protected status for land held by the Crown for conservation purposes.[1] A conservation park may consist of multiple conservation units.

List of Conservation Parks

  • Althorpe Islands Conservation Park
  • Bakara Conservation Park
  • Bangham Conservation Park
  • Beachport Conservation Park
  • Bernoulli Conservation Park
  • Big Heath Conservation Park
  • Billiatt Conservation Park
  • Brookfield Conservation Park
  • Butchers Gap Conservation Park
  • Carouma Conservation Park
  • Carribie Conservation Park
  • Clinton Conservation Park
  • Danggali Conservation Park
  • Deep Creek Conservation Park
  • Desert Camp Conservation Park
  • Fairview Conservation Park
  • Ferries McDonald Conservation Park
  • Franklin Harbour Conservation Park
  • Glen Roy Conservation Park
  • Goose Island Conservation Park
  • Guichen Bay Conservation Park
  • Gum Lagoon Conservation Park
  • Jip Jip Conservation Park
  • Karte Conservation Park
  • Leven Beach Conservation Park
  • Little Dip Conservation Park
  • Lowan Conservation Park
  • Martin Washpool Conservation Park
  • Mary Seymour Conservation Park
  • Messent Conservation Park
  • Mount Boothby Conservation Park
  • Mount Remarkable Conservation Park
  • Mount Rescue Conservation Park
  • Mount Scott Conservation Park
  • Montacute Conservation Park
  • Mt Brown Conservation Park
  • Munyaroo Conservation Park
  • Murray River Conservation Park
  • Nene Valley Conservation Park
  • Newland Head Conservation Park
  • Ngarkat Conservation Park
  • Padthaway Conservation Park
  • Pandappa Conservation Park
  • Peebunga Conservation Park
  • Point Davenport Conservation Park
  • Pooginook Conservation Park
  • Port Gawler Conservation Park
  • Scorpion Springs Conservation Park
  • Swan Reach Conservation Park
  • Talapar Conservation Park
  • Telowie Gorge Conservation Park
  • Tilley Swamp Conservation Park
  • Warrenben Conservation Park
  • White Dam Conservation Park
  • Winninowie Conservation Park
  • Yumbarra Conservation Park

See also

References

  1. ↑ Section 18 and Section 19, Conservation Act 1987, Australia Parliament.


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