Nature Reserves and Conservation Parks in Australia - Industry Market Research Report

Road to Recovery: Reopening of Borders Expected to Support Industry Revenue Growth

The Nature Reserves and Conservation Parks industry serve two key aims for Australian governments, they protect Australia's biodiversity and enable people to access nature without causing environmental degradation. Government agencies, Indigenous groups, non-government organisations and private landholders manage Australia's vast network of protected land areas, known as the National Reserve System (NRS). Over the past decade, the amount of land covered by the NRS has consistently grown, covering approximately 19.8% of Australia's terrestrial land. These trends have underpinned a growing industry.

The industry consists of nature reserves and conservation parks, which preserve flora and fauna in their natural environment. The industry includes national parks, state parks and other parks managed by local, state and federal governments. The industry also includes nature reserves managed by private landholders, communities and non-government organisations.

This report covers the scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities and success factors. Also included are five year industry forecasts, growth rates and an analysis of the industry's key players and their market shares.