Brigalow Park Nature Reserve Plan of Management
Brigalow Nature Reserve was formerly Brigalow Park Nature Reserve (gazettal date for name change was 31 January 2014). Brigalow Nature Reserve is located in the north-western plains region of NSW, 22 kilometres by road south-west from Narrabri. It is the only conservation area in north-western NSW which protects remnant stands of Brigalow vegetation in eastern Australia.
Publisher: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 0-73136-0826 / ID: NPWS20020093
File: PDF 50.67 KB / Pages 22
Name: brigalow-nature-reserve-plan-of-management-020093.pdf
The nature reserve, which contains regenerating elements of the original vegetation, is surrounded on all but the north-east corner by lands wholly or substantially cleared for grazing and grain production.
In addition to Brigalow, Brigalow Nature Reserve contains both the plant Spiny Peppercress and Black-striped Wallaby (Macropus dorsalis) which are listed under the Threatened Species Conservation Act.