Jerrawangala National Park and Parma Creek Nature Reserve Plan of Management
Jerrawangala National Park and Parma Creek Nature Reserve are adjacent conservation areas located south-west of Nowra. The national park is primarily plateau bordered by escarpment and has an area of 4,013 hectares. The nature reserve is fairly flat, cut by a small gorge along Parma Creek, and has an area of 3,486 hectares.
Publisher: Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-74232-801-0 / ID: DECCW20100494
File: PDF 650.28 KB / Pages 51
Name: jerrawangala-national-park-parma-creek-reserve-plan-of-management-100494.pdf
Jerrawangala National Park and Parma Creek Nature Reserve contain tall, open and low forest, woodland, rainforest, heath and rocky escarpment.
Three threatened plant species and 6 threatened fauna species have been recorded, including a particularly high density of heath frogs. There are several recorded Aboriginal sites and two 1940s charcoal burning sites in the park.