Yellow Bellied Glider. Photo: J. Winter, OEH.
Coneac State Conservation Area protects rainforest on the hinterland of the New South Wales mid north coast.
This rainforest is home to abundant wildlife including the threatened yellow-bellied glider, brush turkeys, goannas and many species of frogs.
Coneac State Conservation Area, created in January 2003 as a 449 hectare reserve, is 25 km north-west of
To find out more about Coneac State Conservation Area, including how to get there, trails and so on, visit the Office of Environment & Heritage website.
Foundation Projects
Growing Coneac State Conservation Area
In 2008 the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife received a land donation from Mr Gordon Donaldson. The 355 hectares became part of Coneac State Conservation Area.
