Flora reserves
Flora reserves are NSW State forest lands permanently reserved to conserve native plants, forest ecosystems and threatened species and habitats. They may also protect Aboriginal cultural and archaeological values.
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Flora reserves are State forest areas managed by NSW National Parks or the Forestry Corporation under the NSW Forestry Act 2012. Commercial timber harvesting and logging are not permitted in these protected areas.
Everyone can visit flora reserves. They’re open for bushwalking, cycling and other outdoor activities, group events, scientific studies, cultural activities, and to permit-holders for specific pursuits, like beekeeping. Recreational hunting of feral and pest animals is also allowed in some flora reserves.
NSW National Parks manages a number of flora reserves throughout eastern NSW.
- Barrington Tops Flora Reserve
- Chaelundi Flora Reserve
- Comleroy Flora Reserve
- Corrabare South Flora Reserve
- Corrabare North Flora Reserve
- Dampier Flora Reserve
- Forest Land Flora Reserve
- Guy Fawkes River Flora Reserve
- Jellore Flora Reserve
- Kilprotay Flora Reserve
- Koolewong Flora Reserve
- Kuluwan Flora Reserve
- Meryla Flora Reserve
- Murrah Flora Reserves
- Oakwood Flora Reserve
- Washpool Flora Reserve
- Watagan Flora Reserves
- Wollemi Flora Reserve