Proposed Hunter Valley National Mining Park

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Proposed Hunter Valley National Mining Park “A Vision Beyond Mine Site Rehabilitation - the largest national mining park in the world to be established to celebrate the significant role that mining has played for Australia’s development.” Native flora and fauna habitat conservation – all connected through corridors; ‘Soft adventure’ recreation. Coal mining heritage sites, geosites and geotrails. Areas set aside for renewable energy generation (solar arrays, wind farms, biomass production) embracing light industrial sites and ‘value adding’ manufacturing. Engagement with the six strategic hubs of the Strategic Aboriginal Culture and Enterprise Scheme of the Wonnarua Nation Aboriginal Corporation. http://www.leisuresolutions.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/abstract_robinson-et-al_rev.docx