Gundungurra Indigenous Land Use Agreement
This indigenous land use agreement is between the Gundungurra people, the Gundungurra Tribal Council Aboriginal Corporation, Gundungurra Aboriginal Heritage Association and the NSW Government.
Publisher: Office of Environment and Heritage
Cost: Free
Language: English
File: PDF 3 MB / Pages 60
Name: gundungurra-indigenous-land-use-agreement.pdf
The Gundungurra Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) covers an area of about 6942 square kilometres south west of Sydney. The land and waters this joint management agreement covers extend from about 8 kilometres south of Lithgow to about 18 kilometres north of Goulburn.
The ILUA does not recognise native title over these lands. The Gundungurra people agreed to withdraw their native title claim on registration of the agreement.
Twenty parks and reserves, including some of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, fall within the agreement area:
| Bargo State Conservation Area (part) | Hartley Historic Site | Nattai State Conservation Area |
| Back Arm Nature Reserve | Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve (excluding the Jenolan Caves Visitor Use and Services Zone) | Tarlo River National Park |
| Bangadilly National Park | Joadja Nature Reserve | Wollondilly River Nature Reserve |
| Blue Mountains National Park | Kanangra-Boyd National Park | Wombeyan Karst Conservation Area |
| Burragorang State Conservation Area | Kerrawary Nature Reserve | Yerranderie Regional Park |
| Cecil Hoskins Nature Reserve | Mares Forest National Park | Yerranderie State Conservation Area |
| Cookbundoon Nature Reserve (part) | Nattai National Park (part) |
Date agreement was signed: 20 June 2014