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Version 0.6. Released 19th December 2014

VK5 National &

Conservation Parks

Award.

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Written by Paul VK5PAS, VK5 Parks Award Manager

1 Image courtesy of http://www.southaustralia.com

VK5 National & Conservation Parks Award – Version 0.6. Released 19th December 2014

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Contents Aim 4

Eligibility 4

• Activators • Hunters • Listeners

Types of certificates offered 5 Valid contacts 6 Frequencies / Alert facilities 7 Other issues 8 Activators 8

• Activator award levels

Hunters 10 • Hunter Award levels (Australian amateur

radio operators). • Hunter Award levels (Overseas amateur operators).

SWLs 12

• Award levels (Australian SWLs). • Award levels (Overseas SWLs).

Park to Park 14 Uniques 16


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Worked All VK5 Parks Regions 17 Activated All VK5 Parks Regions 18 Endorsements 19 Certificates / plaques 20 Submission for Award 20

• Application form • Address cost • Methods of payment

Further reference 22 • VK5 Parks Award website • Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society website • VK5 National & Conservation Parks Award Yahoo

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Annexures 23 • List of South Australia’s National Parks and

Conservation Parks. • Map

Misc notes 34

2 2 Photograph courtesy of Greg VK5ZGY


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1. Aim

The aim of this Award is to encourage portable operation by amateur radio operators from within South Australia’s 21 National Parks (NP), and 269 Conservation Parks (CP), which are controlled by the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR).

2. Eligibility

The Award is open to the following:- (a) Activators An individual amateur radio operator, or a group of amateur radio operators (e.g. a team of amateurs using a club call), who activate portable from within a South Australian National Park and / or a South Australian Conservation Park. (b) Hunters An individual amateur radio operator or a group of amateur radio operators who make contact with an Activator/s operating portable from within a South Australian National Park and / or a South Australian Conservation Park. (c) Listeners An individual or group who logs the activities of an Activator/s operating portable from within a South Australian National Park and / or a South Australian Conservation Park.


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3. Types of certificates offered

There are a variety of VK5 Parks Award certificates offered. They include…..

Ø Activator certificates Ø Hunter certificates Ø SWL certificates Ø ‘Park to Park’ certificates Ø ‘Uniques’ certificates. Ø Worked All VK5 Parks Regions Ø Activated All VK5 Park Regions

The certificates for each level depict an entirely different photograph on each. When requested, they are printed on high quality gloss photographic paper on a high quality ink jet printer. The certificates make an excellent addition to the shack wall.


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4. Valid Contacts

(a) To qualify for the Award a radio amateur operator / short wave listener must:

accrue a specified number of points by operating portable from South Australia’s National Parks and / or Conservation Parks; or accrue a specified number of points by making contact with an amateur/s operating portable from South Australia’s National Parks and / or Conservation Parks; or

accrue a specified number of points as a short wave listener (SWL), by logging portable activations from South Australia’s National Parks and / or Conservation Parks. (b) Valid activations must be within the official park boundaries. (c) All bands and modes are valid (d) Contacts via Repeaters, IRLP or Echolink are not permitted. (e) Mobile operation (defined as in or on a vehicle) from within a South

Australian National Park / and or Conservation park is not permitted. You are able to operate in close proximity to a motor vehicle, e.g. under an annex attached to a camper van. There is no specified distance from a motor vehicle that you may operate.

(f) Contacts after 14th April 2013 are valid for the Award (this is the

commencement date of the award). (g) QSL cards are NOT required.


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(h) Each South Australian National Park shall qualify with 2 points. (i) Each South Australian Conservation Park shall qualify with 1 point. (j) Please refer to Appendix A for a full list of qualifying National and

Conservation Parks (k) The following types of South Australian parks under the control of

DEWNR, do not qualify for this Award:-

Ø Game Reserves (GR) Ø Recreation Parks (RP) Ø Regional Reserves (RR) Ø Wilderness Protection Area (WPA) Ø Conservation Reserves (CR) Ø Marine Parks (MP)

5. Frequencies / Alert facilities

There are no specified Parks frequencies. All modes and amateur bands are valid for the award. Activators are encouraged to call ‘CQ VK5 Parks Award’. Activators are encouraged to place their intended activations on the parksnpeaks site. http://www.parksnpeaks.org Activators can also place their intended activations on the VK5 Parks Yahoo group. https://au.groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/sanpcpa/info


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Hunters are encouraged to spot activators on parksnpeaks and the DX cluster. By doing so, you are not only helping the activator achieve more contacts, but you are also assisting fellow park hunters.

6. Other issues.

Activators should be cognisant of a number of factors when operating portable from a park, including (and not limited) to the following:-

Ø Weather conditions Ø Including operating on days of extreme fire danger Ø Suitable clothing and footwear. Ø Competance to undertake the activation Ø Some South Australian parks are in very remote and

inhospitable locations Ø Park access fees. Ø Some parks require an access fee and to display a permit. Ø Legitimate/lawful access routes and necessary permission Ø Access to some parks is across private property Ø Safety of the activator and others within the park e.g. snake bite Ø Tripping dangers from antennas.

7. Activators

Activators accrue points by operating portable from South Australian National Parks and/or Conservation Parks. Only one contact is required for an activation to be considered valid and activator points awarded.


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Activators may not claim points for working another activator operating in the same park at the same time. Each National Park is worth 2 points. Each Conservation Park is worth 1 point. Activators may accrue points by operating portable from a combination of National and Conservation Parks. An activator may only claim points from a specific park, once per calendar year. You may operate from a park as many times as you like, however, as an activator you will only be awarded activator points once per calendar year for each park.

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Activator award levels

For all amateur radio operators, the Activator Award will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze A total of 10 points. (b) Silver

3 Photograph courtesy of Col VK5HCF


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A total of 20 points. (c) Gold A total of 35 points. (d) Platinum

A total of 50 points. (e) Diamond A total of 70 points (MUST include all 21 South Australian National Parks activated).

8. Hunters

Hunters accrue points by contacting other amateurs who are operating portable from South Australian National Parks and/or Conservation Parks. Each National Park is worth 2 points. Each Conservation Park is worth 1 point. A Hunter may claim points for a specific park, once per UTC day (defined as 00:00 UTC – 23:59 UTC).

Hunter Award levels (Australian amateur radio operators). For Australian amateur radio operators, the Hunter Award will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze


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A total of 10 points. (b) Silver A total of 20 points. (c) Gold A total of 35 points. (d) Platinum A total of 50 points. (e) Diamond A total of 70 points (MUST include all 21 South Australian National Parks worked).

Hunter Award levels (Overseas amateur operators).

For Overseas amateur radio operators the Hunter Award will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze A total of 5 points. (b) Silver A total of 10 points. (c) Gold A total of 15 points.


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(d) Platinum A total of 20 points. (e) Diamond A total of 50 points (MUST include all 21 South Australian National Parks worked).

9. SWLs

Short wave listeners are encouraged to apply for the various certificates.

Award levels (Australian SWLs). For Australian short wave listeners, the Award will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze A total of 10 points.


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(b) Silver A total of 20 points. (c) Gold A total of 35 points. (d) Platinum A total of 50 points. (e) Diamond A total of 70 points (MUST include all 21 South Australian National Parks heard).

Award levels (Overseas SWLs). For Overseas short wave listeners, the Award will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze A total of 5 points. (b) Silver A total of 10 points. (c) Gold A total of 15 points.


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(d) Platinum A total of 20 points. (e) Diamond A total of 50 points (MUST include all 21 South Australian National Parks heard).

10. ‘Park to Park’

Park to Park certificates are issued to those activators operating portable in a South Australian National or Conservation Park, who make contact with another activator operating portable in a South Australian National or Conservation Park. Points from your activation are combined with the points from the other activation. e.g. you operate from a National Park (worth 2 points), and make contact with someone in a Conservation Park (worth 1 point). Add your 2 points for the National Park with the 1 point for the Conservation Park. A total of 3 points goes towards your Park to Park tally. (NOTE – your activation point/s only count once per calendar year).

e.g. you operate from Belair National Park (worth 2 points), and make contact with VK5AA in Cleland Conservation Park (worth 1 point). Add your points together. You then work VK5XX in Seddon Conservation Park (worth 1 point). You do not count your 2 points again for the park to park. Only the 1 point for Seddon is counted.


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Park to Park awards will be issued in 5 levels as follows: (a) Bronze A total of 10 points. (b) Silver A total of 15 points. (c) Gold A total of 25 points. (d) Platinum A total of 50 points. (e) Diamond A total of 70 points


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11. ‘Uniques’

Certificates are issued for operating from/making contact with/logging UNIQUE (or different) parks. A unique park, is simply a different park, e.g. Belair National Park is one unique, Cleland Conservation Park is a second unique, The Knoll Conservation Park is a third unique, etc. Uniques are a tally of the number of different parks that appear in your log. There are 5 levels for National Parks: (a) Bronze A total of 5 unique/different National Parks. (b) Silver A total of 7 unique/different National Parks. (c) Gold A total of 10 unique/different National Parks. (d) Platinum A total of 15 unique/different National Parks. (e) Diamond All 21 South Australian National Parks. There are 5 levels for Conservation Parks: (a) Bronze


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A total of 25 unique/different Conservation Parks. (b) Silver A total of 50 unique/different Conservation Parks. (c) Gold A total of 100 unique/different Conservation Parks. (d) Platinum A total of 150 unique/different Conservation Parks. (e) Diamond All 264 South Australian Conservation Parks.

12. Worked All VK5 Park Areas

There are 8 specific regions in South Australia, that the National and Conservation parks are spread across (see below). 1. Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges...............(46) 2 NPs and 44 CPs. 2. Alinytjara Wilurara.......................................(6) 2 NPs and 4 CPs. 3. Eyre Peninsula............................................(74) 3 NPs and 71 CPs. 4. Kangaroo Island..........................................(22) 1 NP and 21 CPs. 5. Northern & Yorke.........................................(24) 2 NPs and 22 CPs. 6. SA Arid Lands.............................................(15) 7 NPs and 8 CPs. 7. SA Murray-Darling Basin..............................(46) 2 NPs and 44 CPs. 8. South East..................................................(59) 2 NPs and 55 CPs.


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To achieve the Worked All VK5 Park Areas certificate you need to work a certain number of NPs and CPs located in each region of South Australia as follows..... 1. Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges...............1 NP and 10 CPs 2. Alinytjara Wilurara.......................................1 NP and 1 CP 3. Eyre Peninsula............................................1 NP and 10 CPs 4. Kangaroo Island..........................................1 NP and 5 CPs 5. Northern & Yorke.........................................1 NP and 5 CPs 6. SA Arid Lands.............................................1 NP and 2 CPs 7. SA Murray-Darling Basin..............................1 NP and 10 CPs 8. South East..................................................1 NP and 10 CPs

This is a total of 60 parks across South Australia in the 8 regions. This certificate is not a 'walk in the park' so to speak, but it is very achievable with some diligence.

13. Activated All VK5 Park Areas

There are 8 specific regions in South Australia, that the National and Conservation parks are spread across (see below). 1. Adelaide and Mount Lofty Range s...............(46) 2 NPs and 44 CPs. 2. Alinytjara Wilurara.......................................(6) 2 NPs and 4 CPs.


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3. Eyre Peninsula............................................(74) 3 NPs and 71 CPs. 4. Kangaroo Island..........................................(22) 1 NP and 21 CPs. 5. Northern & Yorke.........................................(24) 2 NPs and 22 CPs. 6. SA Arid Lands.............................................(15) 7 NPs and 8 CPs. 7. SA Murray-Darling Basin..............................(46) 2 NPs and 44 CPs. 8. South East..................................................(59) 2 NPs and 55 CPs. To achieve the Activated All VK5 Park Areas certificate you need to activate a certain number of NPs and CPs located in each region of South Australia as follows..... 1. Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges...............1 NP and 5 CPs 2. Alinytjara Wilurara.......................................1 NP and 1 CP 3. Eyre Peninsula............................................1 NP and 5 CPs 4. Kangaroo Island..........................................1 NP and 2 CPs 5. Northern & Yorke.........................................1 NP and 5 CPs 6. SA Arid Lands.............................................1 NP and 1 CPs 7. SA Murray-Darling Basin..............................1 NP and 5 CPs 8. South East..................................................1 NP and 5 CPs This is a total of 37 parks across South Australia in the 8 regions. This certificate also requires considerable effort, but it is very achievable with some diligence.

14. Endorsements.

(a) Special endorsements will be issued for the following:- (1) QRP operation. (2) CW only. (3) single band operation.


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(4) VHF/UHF only (no repeaters) Other endorsements will be considered.

15. Certificates / plaques

(a) Separate individual certificates will be issued for Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum & Diamond levels for Activator, Hunter, Unique, and Park to Park certificates.

(b) Achieving Diamond level as an Activator, Hunter, or SWL, requires a

significant amount of dedication and effort. Because of this, an optional glass etched trophy will be awarded for those reaching Diamond level. This is in addition to the Diamond level certificate.

These glass etched trophies measure about 9 cm (W) & 12 cm (H), and weighs about 670 grams, and will be individually engraved with the recipient’s call sign, recipient’s name, and type and date of award. (c) These glass etched trophies are also offered for those people activating /

working activators from ALL South Australian National Parks, and / or ALL South Australian Conservation Parks.

(d) Once you have achieved the basic “Bronze” level of the Award, you can

continue to build up your total points. Additional certificates will be awarded once additional points have been attained and specific Award levels reached

16. Submission for Award.

The award certificates are available in two ways: For FREE as an emailed PDF file to the recipient.


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For a small fee, printed on high quality gloss photo paper and mailed to the recipient (charge is to cover the cost of postage, printing, photo paper, ink) Application forms can be found either on the VK5 Parks Award website, the Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society website, or the VK5 Yahoo Users Group. Applications for this Award should be forwarded to:- The Awards Manager, Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society Inc, P.O. Box 401, Blackwood, S.A. 5051.

Applications will include the following:- Application form which must include the following: § Callsign of station worked/heard § Name of operator worked § Date § Time § Frequency § Mode § Your power output § Name of National Park / Conservation Park. For Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum & Diamond certificates: AUSTRALIAN operators/SWL’s AUD $5.00 or 2 valid International Reply Coupons (IRC’s). OVERSEAS operators/SWL’s.


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AUD $10.00 or 3 valid International Reply Coupons (IRC’s). For optional Diamond Award trophy: AUSTRALIAN operators/SWL’s AUD $60.00 or 18 valid International Reply Coupons (IRC’s) OVERSEAS operators/SWL’s AUD $75.00 or 22 valid International Reply Coupons (IRC’s) Or alternatively, money for the cost of the Award certificates or trophy can be placed into the Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society account (please include a notation that the money is for the VK5 Nat. & Cons. Parks Award):- Bank SA: Name: AHARS BSB: 105 186 Account no: 036 248 940

The Awards Manager reserves the right to check log validity. 17. Further Reference.

Further information regarding the Award can be found at:- (a) VK5 Parks Award website http://www.vk5parks.com (b) Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society (AHARS) website http://ahars.com.au


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(c) VK5 National & Conservation Parks Award Yahoo group. http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/sanpcpa Further details on South Australia’s National Parks and Conservation Parks can be located at the Department of Environment Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) website at:- http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/Home

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18. Annexures

Appendix A List of South Australia’s National Parks & Conservation Parks Appendix B South Australia National Parks map

4 Photograph courtesy of John VK5BJE


Appendix A

List of South Australia’s National Parks and Conservation Parks.

Park name

Reserve

type Region

Aberdour CP South East Acraman Creek CP Eyre Peninsula Aldinga Scrub CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Althorpe Islands CP Northern and Yorke Angove CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Avoid Bay Islands CP Eyre Peninsula Baird Bay Islands CP Eyre Peninsula Bakara CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Bandon CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Bangham CP South East Barwell CP Eyre Peninsula Bascombe Well CP Eyre Peninsula Baudin CP Kangaroo Island Baudin Rocks CP South East Beachport CP South East Beatrice Islet CP Kangaroo Island Belt Hill CP South East Beyeria CP Kangaroo Island Big Heath CP South East Billiatt CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Bimbowrie CP South Australian Arid Lands Bird Islands CP Northern and Yorke Black Hill CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Black Rock CP Northern and Yorke


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Boondina CP Eyre Peninsula Breakaways CP South Australian Arid Lands Brookfield CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Bullock Hill CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Busby Islet CP Kangaroo Island Butcher Gap CP South East Calectasia CP South East Calpatanna Waterhole CP Eyre Peninsula Cap Island CP Eyre Peninsula Cape Blanche CP Eyre Peninsula Cape Gantheaume CP Kangaroo Island Cape Willoughby CP Kangaroo Island Caralue Bluff CP Eyre Peninsula Carappee Hill CP Eyre Peninsula Carcuma CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Caroona Creek CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Carpenter Rocks CP South East Carribie CP Northern and Yorke Chadinga CP Eyre Peninsula Charleston CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Christmas Rocks CP South East Cleland CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Clements Gap CP Northern and Yorke Clinton CP Northern and Yorke Cocata CP Eyre Peninsula Cooltong CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Corrobinnie Hill CP Eyre Peninsula Cox Scrub CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Cromer CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Cudlee Creek CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Custon CP South East Danggali CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Darke Range CP Eyre Peninsula Deep Creek CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Desert Camp CP South East Dingley Dell CP South East


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Douglas Point CP South East Dudley CP Kangaroo Island Eba Island CP Eyre Peninsula Ediacara CP Outback Elliot Price CP Outback Eric Bonython CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Ettrick CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Eurilla CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Ewens Ponds CP South East Fairview CP South East Ferguson CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Ferries -‐ McDonald CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Finniss CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Fort Glanville CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Fowlers Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Franklin Harbor CP Eyre Peninsula Furner CP South East Gambier Islands CP Eyre Peninsula Gawler Ranges CP South Australian Arid Lands Geegeela CP South East Giles CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Glen Roy CP South East Goose Island CP Northern and Yorke Gower CP South East Grass Tree CP South East Greenly Island CP Eyre Peninsula Guichen Bay CP South East Gum Lagoon CP South East Gum Tree Gully CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Hacks Lagoon CP South East Hale CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Hallett Cove CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Hanson Scrub CP South East Heggaton CP Eyre Peninsula Hesperilla CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Hincks CP Eyre Peninsula


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Hogwash Bend CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Hopkins Creek CP Northern and Yorke Horsnell Gully CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Ironstone Hill CP Eyre Peninsula Jip Jip CP South East Kaiserstuhl CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Kapunda Island CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Karte CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Kathai CP Eyre Peninsula Kellidie Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Kelly Hill CP Kangaroo Island Kelvin Powrie CP South East Kenneth Stirling CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Kulliparu CP Eyre Peninsula Kungari CP South East Kyeema CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Lake Frome CP South East Lake Gilles CP Eyre Peninsula Lake Hawdon South CP South East Lake Newland CP Eyre Peninsula Lake St Clair CP South East Lashmar CP Kangaroo Island Lathami CP Kangaroo Island Laura Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Lesueur CP Kangaroo Island Leven Beach CP Northern and Yorke Lincoln CP Eyre Peninsula Lipson Island CP Eyre Peninsula Little Dip CP South East Lowan CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Lower Glenelg River CP South East Maize Island Lagoon CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Malgra CP Eyre Peninsula Mamungari CP Alinytjara Wilurara Marino CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Mark Oliphant CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges


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Marne Valley CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Martin Washpool CP South East Martindale Hall CP Northern and Yorke Mary Seymour CP South East Media Island CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Messent CP South East Middlecamp Hills CP Eyre Peninsula Minlacowie CP Northern and Yorke Moana Sands CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Mokota CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Monarto CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Montacute CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Moody Tank CP Eyre Peninsula Morgan CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Morialta CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Mount Billy CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Mount Boothby CP South East Mount Brown CP Northern and Yorke Mount Dutton Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Mount George CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Mount Magnificent CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Mount Monster CP South East Mount Scott CP South East Mount Taylor CP Kangaroo Island Mowantjie Willauwar CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Mullinger Swamp CP South East Munyaroo CP Eyre Peninsula Murrunatta CP Eyre Peninsula Mylor CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Myponga CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Nene Valley CP South East Nepean Bay CP Kangaroo Island Neptune Islands CP Eyre Peninsula Newland Head CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Ngarkat CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Ngaut Ngaut CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin


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Nicolas Baudin Island CP Eyre Peninsula Nixon -‐ Skinner CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Nuyts Archipelago CP Eyre Peninsula Nuyts Reef CP Eyre Peninsula Olive Island CP Eyre Peninsula Padthaway CP South East Pandappa CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Parndana CP Kangaroo Island Peachna CP Eyre Peninsula Peebinga CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Pelican Lagoon CP Kangaroo Island Penambol CP South East Penguin Island CP South East Penola CP South East Piccaninnie Ponds CP South East Pigface Island CP Eyre Peninsula Pike River CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Pine Hill Soak CP South East Pinkawillinie CP South Australian Arid Lands Point Bell CP Eyre Peninsula Point Davenport CP Northern and Yorke Point Labatt CP Eyre Peninsula Pooginook CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Poonthie Ruwe CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Port Gawler CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Porter Scrub CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Pualco Range CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Pullen Island CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Pureba CP Alinytjara Wilurara Ramco Point CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Ramsay CP Northern and Yorke Red Banks CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Reedy Creek CP South East Ridley CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Rilli Island CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Rocky Island (North) CP Eyre Peninsula


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Rocky Island (South) CP Eyre Peninsula Roonka CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Rudall CP Eyre Peninsula Salt Lagoon Islands CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Sandy Creek CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Sceale Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Scott CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Scott Creek CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Seal Bay CP Kangaroo Island Searcy Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Seddon CP Kangaroo Island Shannon CP Eyre Peninsula Sheoak Hill CP Eyre Peninsula Simpson CP Kangaroo Island Simpson Desert CP South Australian Arid Lands Sinclair Island CP Eyre Peninsula Sir Joseph Banks Group CP Eyre Peninsula Sleaford Mere CP Eyre Peninsula Spring Gully CP Northern and Yorke Spring Mount CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Stipiturus CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Swan Reach CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Talapar CP South East Talisker CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Tallaringa CP Alinytjara Wilurara Tantanoola Caves CP South East Telford Scrub CP South East Telowie Gorge CP Northern and Yorke The Dutchmans Stern CP Northern and Yorke The Knoll CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges The Pages CP Kangaroo Island The Plug Range CP Eyre Peninsula Tilley Swamp CP South East Torrens Island CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Troubridge Island CP Northern and Yorke Tucknott Scrub CP Eyre Peninsula


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Tumby Island CP Eyre Peninsula Venus Bay CP Eyre Peninsula Verran Tanks CP Eyre Peninsula Vivigani Ardune CP South East Vivonne Bay CP Kangaroo Island Wabma Kadarbu Mound Springs CP South Australian Arid Lands Wahgunyah CP Eyre Peninsula Waitpinga CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Waldegrave Islands CP Eyre Peninsula Wanilla CP Eyre Peninsula Wanilla Land Settlement CP Eyre Peninsula Warren CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Warrenben CP Northern and Yorke West Island CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Wharminda CP Eyre Peninusla Whidbey Isles CP Eyre Peninsula White Dam CP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Whyalla CP Eyre Peninsula Wills Creek CP Northern and Yorke Winninowie CP Northern and Yorke Wittelbee CP Eyre Peninsula Woakwine CP South East Wolseley Common CP South East Yalpara CP Northern and Yorke Yeldulknie CP Eyre Peninsula Yulte CP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Yumbarra CP Alinytjara Wilurara Belair NP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Canunda NP South East Coffin Bay NP Eyre Peninsula Coongie Lakes NP South Australian Arid Lands Coorong NP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Flinders Chase NP Kangaroo Island Flinders Ranges NP South Australian Arid Lands Gawler Ranges NP South Australian Arid Lands


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Great Australian Bight Marine NP Eyre Peninsula Innes NP Northern and Yorke Kati Thanda-‐Lake Eyre NP South Australian Arid Lands Lake Gairdner NP South Australian Arid Lands Lake Torrens NP South Australian Arid Lands Lincoln NP Eyre Peninsula Mount Remarkable NP Northern and Yorke Murray River NP South Australian Murray-‐Darling Basin Naracoorte Caves NP South East Nullarbor NP Alinytjara Wilurara Onkaparinga River NP Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Vulkathunha -‐ Gammon Ranges NP South Australian Arid Lands Witjira NP South Australian Arid Lands


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Appendix B

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17. Misc. Notes

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