Canberra Nature Park Map and Guide

Bush on Your Doorstep

• What’s the most endangered natural community in the ACT?
• Why does the ACT have so many parks?
• What’s a gossan?
• Is there a place to find threatened species in the ACT?
• What’s so special about a grassland?
• Why are woodland birds declining in numbers?

For the first time this essential guide brings together all the information you need to know about Canberra Nature Park. It includes an easy to read map featuring Canberra Nature Park reserves, along with information on the ACT’s most precious endangered ecological communities.

Recreational opportunities, points of interest and background information about the Canberra Nature Park reserves are all listed. This guide offers interesting and valuable information about local species and the environments in which they live. It demonstrates the importance of Canberra Nature Park's environmental, recreational and social values, to both the ACT and the nation.

New versions of the Map and Guide will soon be available from:

• Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve Visitor Centre;
• Namadgi National Park Visitor Centre; and
• Canberra and Region Visitor Centre.