Kauwi-marnirla Field River Conservation Park

Kauwi-marnirla — Field River Conservation Park was proclaimed in November 2024, in the Field River catchment between Sheidow Park and Reynella, adjacent to Glenthorne National Park – Ityamaiitpinna Yarta.

The park provides increased protections for native species and habitats, and an open, natural space for the community to enjoy. The Aboriginal co-name, Kauwi-marnirla translates to place of‘two good waters’ and is pronounced‘Cowee-ma-rni-rla’.

A draft management plan is being developed to guide establishment of the park, consisting of objectives and strategies that set the future vision for the park.

We invite the community to provide input into the development of the plan. You can do this by completing one of the following options by 9 June 2025:

1. Take our 5‑minute survey.

2. Register your interest in attending a drop-in day to chat to a park planning officer prior to the public consultation period.

3. Request a copy of the draft management plan to be emailed to you when it is released for public consultation in December 2025, for the opportunity to provide detailed feedback.

Kauwi-marnirla Field River Conservation Park

1. Take our 5‑minute survey.

2. Reg­is­ter your inter­est in attend­ing a drop-in day to chat to a park plan­ning offi­cer pri­or to the pub­lic con­sul­ta­tion period.

3. Request a copy of the draft man­age­ment plan to be emailed to you when it is released for pub­lic con­sul­ta­tion in Decem­ber 2025, for the oppor­tu­ni­ty to pro­vide detailed feedback.

2. Register your interest in attending a drop-in day to chat to a park planning officer prior to the public consultation period.

3. Request a copy of the draft management plan to be emailed to you when it is released for public consultation in December 2025, for the opportunity to provide detailed feedback.