The question seeks information on the gazettal status of several areas containing tuart trees as either National Park or conservation reserve, aiming to understand the government's protection efforts for these areas.

⏳ Awaiting AnswerQoN 6423Legislative Council
Asked
3 June 2008
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the Environment

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(a) the northern-most woodland of large tuart trees at Southern Beekeepers in Dandaragan;
(b) river system tuarts at Moore River Point and tuarts on Gingin Brook Road;
(c) over 2 000 hectares containing high conservation value tuarts to be added to the Yanchep National Park;
(d) over 1 000 hectares containing high conservation value tuarts to be added to the Neerabup National Park;
(e) over 2 000 hectares containing high conservation value tuarts to be added to the Yalgorup National Park;
(f) over 100 hectares containing high conservation value tuarts to be added to the Ludlow Tuart Forest National Park;
(g) ‘The Maidens’, 267 hectares of South Bunbury coastal tuart; and
(h) Eastern Harvey River tuart type at Harvey River,
and I ask -
(1) Which of the areas listed above have been gazetted as National Park?
(2) Which of the areas listed above have been gazetted as conservation reserve?
(3) If any of the areas listed above have not been gazetted as either National Park or conservation area, what is the reason in each case for this?
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This question is awaiting a response from the Minister.

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