Kinchega National Park Conservation Management and Cultural Tourism Plan

Kinchega National Park was once a large pastoral station in western NSW, and the park has a wealth of pastoral heritage. This conservation management and cultural tourism plan provides conservation, management and interpretation guidance for the former Kinchega Station sites within the park.

Date
1 September 2002
Publisher
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Type
Publication, Conservation management plan
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • File PDF 13.3MB
  • Pages 399
  • Name kinchega-national-park-conservation-management-cultural-tourism-plan.pdf

This Conservation Management and Cultural Tourism Plan was briefed by the NSW NPWS in order to provide conservation, management and interpretation guidance for the former Kinchega Station sites within the Kinchega National Park. Three specific historic precincts - the Kinchega Woolshed Complex; the Old Kinchega Homestead Complex; associated historical places - were designated within the Brief, and the NPWS requested that the Plan deal not only with the historic values of those sites, but also with the relevant Aboriginal and natural values.

During the course of preparation of the Plan, it became evident that since the entire Park was once part of Kinchega Station, that it would be more appropriate for the Plan to analyse, and provide policy recommendations, for the general Aboriginal, historic and natural values of the Park and to assess the Briefed sites in the context of those general values. As a consequence of this approach, the context and values of specific Aboriginal and historical sites were seen in the context of the broader cultural and natural values of the Park as a whole.

Other park planning documents

Kinchega National Park Plan of Management (1999)


Visitor information

Learn more about the Aboriginal and pastoral history of Kinchega National Park in far west NSW.