Warragai Creek Nature Reserve, established in January 1999, spans 186 hectares in the Clarence Valley, approximately 17 km northeast of Grafton. Formerly part of Southgate State Forest, it plays a crucial role in conserving the Clarence Lowlands Spotted Gum Forest Ecosystem, a low-elevation area that has been extensively cleared and is poorly conserved. The reserve provides habitat for threatened species, including the endangered weeping paperbark and native milkwort, and is part of a regionally significant koala population. No formal recreational facilities are provided.
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