South-east Marine Parks Network
Use the map below to navigate the South-east Marine Parks Network.
New arrangements for the South-east Marine Parks Network are in effect from 13 February 2025. Visit South-east Network Management Plan for more details including zoning and allowable activities.
South-east Marine Parks Network Overview
There are 14 Australian Marine Parks off the coast of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, covering 701,927 square kilometres. Together they make up the South-east Network.
The Network includes a range of incredible habitats, such as deep and wide canyons, seamounts and the ancient land bridge between Tasmania and Victoria.
Ecosystems of the South-east Marine Parks Network feature unique and rare species, such as large black coral trees, golden kelp forests, deep-sea eels and Port Jackson shark aggregations. They also support threatened species, including the pygmy blue whale, shy and wandering albatross, and the southern elephant seal.
South-east Marine Parks Network Management Plan
The second management plan for the South-east Marine Parks Network came into operation on 13 February 2025.
Regional Engagement
The management of the South-east Marine Parks Network Management Plan is supported by the South-east Marine Parks Advisory Committee and First Nations engagement.
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