A Bush Blitz was conducted between November 2009 and May 2010 in nine reserves in north‑western New South Wales and southern Queensland, targeting recent additions to the National Reserve System (NRS). A total of 557 species were added to those known previously across the reserves. Ten putative species new to science were discovered — these await assessment. Seven threatened animal species were identified, as well as one threatened plant, which is a new record for the reserves. Twenty-three exotic or pest fauna species and 33 weed species were also identified.
- North-western NSW and Southern Qld, 2009-2010 [PDF 10.8MB]
- Culgoa National Park and Culgoa Nature Reserve NSW Supplement [PDF 6.4MB]
- Gundabooka National Park and Gundabooka State Conservation Area NSW Supplement [PDF 10.3MB]
- Paroo-Darling National Park and Paroo-Darling State Conservation Area NSW Supplement [PDF 10.0MB]
- Toorale National Park and Toorale State Conservation Area NSW Supplement [PDF 11.6MB]
- Mount Grenfell Historic Site and proposed Mount Grenfell National Park NSW Supplement [PDF 13.8MB]
- Ginghet Nature Reserve NSW Supplement [PDF 7.7MB]
- Ledknapper Nature Reserve NSW Supplement [PDF 7.6MB]
- Quanda, Nombinnie and Nocoleche Nature Reserves NSW Supplement [PDF 7.5MB]
