Hacks Lagoon Conservation Park

The park encompasses 202 hectares of wetlands with diverse habitats including tall shrubland, sedgelands, grasslands, and aquatic environments near Naracoorte.

The area gained protected status in 1967 under the Fauna Conservation Act and became part of the National Parks and Wildlife Act in 1972.

The conservation park provides educational opportunities for environmental research and serves as a center for studying water-dependent ecosystems in South Australia.

Visitors can access walking trails and observation points throughout the park, offering opportunities to view numerous bird species in their natural habitat.

The park contains 111 recorded bird species, including the Pacific Black Duck, Australian White Ibis, and Swamp Harrier in various wetland environments.

Location: South Australia

Elevation above the sea: 46 m

GPS coordinates: -37.10030,140.72700

Latest update: March 13, 2025 22:55