Protected Areas of Tasmania - Marine Nature Reserves, Marine National Parks and Marine Conservation Areas

Marine Nature Reserves, Marine National Parks and Marine Conservation Areas

(these are not separate reserve types)

  • Governor Island
  • Ninepin Point
  • Tinderbox
  • Maria Island
  • Macquarie Island
  • Kent Group of Islands
  • Port Davey

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