| RESERVE | Barretta Reserve (Adjoining the Barretta Waste Transfer Station) | |
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| LOCATION | Baretta - South of Margate | |
| DESCRIPTION | Adjoining the Barretta Waste Transfer Station is a surprisingly diverse bushland reserve. Located south of Margate, access is via the Channel Highway or the end of Culbara Rd (off Slatterys road). This bushland reserve comprises approximately 30 hectares of vegetation, managed by Kingborough council with support from local community landcare groups. Baretta Reserve contains four different plant communities, making it an excellent site to stroll through and compare the different communities side by side. An abundance of native wildlife live in the reserve including bandicoots, potaroos, Tasmanian devils, quolls and Bennetts Wallabies. Travelling through the reserve you will notice the changes from open woodland with long grasses and Bennet wallabies to the sparse silver peppermint forest at the top. Raptors can sometimes be seen in the dead wood on the larger trees. | |
| PERMITTED USES | - Dog walking - dogs on lead and formed tracks only - Horse riding - Bike riding - No motor bikes | |
| PARKING | There are multiple access points to this reserve. Street parking available via Channel Highway and Slatterys Road. CLICK HERE - to go to street view of the end of Culbara Rd GOOGLE MAPS  | |
| LANDCARE/VOLUNTEER GROUP | Harts Hill Landcare Group | |
| ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | Ongoing management | |
| TRACKS AND TRAILS | The walk through Baretta Reserve can be combined with Harts Hill Track. Harts Hill Track - Detailed Information |