Killabakh Nature Reserve

Established in January 1999, Killabakh Nature Reserve spans 2,644 hectares in New South Wales' Mid North Coast region. The reserve features diverse ecosystems, including wet sclerophyll eucalyptus forests and rainforests. The name "Killabakh" originates from the Worimi language, meaning "blue gum," a prevalent local tree species. It is part of a network of protected areas along the Great Eastern Escarpment, contributing to the conservation of mountain ecosystems in eastern Australia.