CMA Region:	Central West
IBRA Region:	Brigalow Belt South, Piliga Sub-region
Area: 404 ha	Zoned: Rural 1 (a)	Freehold
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Marrawah is part of a former 2000 hectare grazing property located on the western edge of the Gunnedah Coal Basin.

A full ecological inventory is currently being undertaken, This page will be updated once these studies are completed.

Vegetation Communities
The following vegetation types have been recorded on Marrawah:-

• Blakely’s Red Gum-Yellow Box Woodland, 54 ha (Part of the White Box-Yellow Box- Blakely’s Woodland Endangered Ecological Community)
• Yellow Box-Rough-barked Apple Woodland, 20 ha (Part of the White Box-Yellow Box- Blakely’s Woodland Endangered Ecological Community)
• Derived Native Grassland, 5 ha (Part of the White Box-Yellow Box- Blakely’s Woodland Endangered Ecological Community)
• Ironbark-Red Stringybark Woodland, 154 ha
• Ironbark-Box Woodland, 160 ha

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Threatened Species Records
The following threatened fauna species are predicted to occur on Marrawah:-

• Threatened Woodland birds including Grey-crowned Babbler, Brown Treecreeper, Diamond Firetail
• Squirrel Glider
• Regent Honeyeater
• Barking  and Masked Owls

The following threatened flora species are predicted to occur on Marrawah:-

• Goodenia macbarronii

Conservation Management Activities
The following management activities are either underway or planned:-

• Cessation of grazing and firewood/fence post collection
• Fencing to keep stock out from adjoining properties.
• Rehabilitation of Council gravel quarry
• African Love Grass control

Photo Gallery


Yellow Box-Rough-barked Apple Grassy Woodland (EEC)

Regenerating Blakely’s Red Gum Grassy Woodland (EEC)