National Parks Tasmania has an abundance of parks and reserves managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service, a unit of the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment. Tasmania's East Coast contains four National Parks.
| Mt William National Park |
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Mt William National Park is renowned for its abundance of wildlife and beautiful long beaches. |
| Douglas Apsley National Park |
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Douglas Apsley National Park is a contains a rich diversity of dry sclerophyll forest surrounding lovely river gorges and waterfalls. |
| Freycinet National Park |
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Freycinet National Park consists of rugged granite mountains sandwiched between crystal blue water and white sand beaches. |
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Maria Island National Park
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Maria Island has something for everyone - from convict ruins to abundant wildlife and natural attractions. |
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In addition to the National Parks,Tasmanias East Coast also contains Conservation Areas, Nature Recreation Areas, State Reserves and a Game Reserve.
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Bay of Fires Conservation Area |
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