Lake Gore
- Country:Australia
- Site number:1049
- Area:4,017 ha
- Designation date:05-01-2001
- Coordinates:33°48'S 121°28'E
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Overview
The Site comprises a permanent saline lake and part of a downstream system of inter-connected lakes and swamps of various sizes which are intermittently inundated. Rocky outcrops in the lake provide important moulting sites for internationally significant numbers of Australian shelduck (Tadorna tadornoides). The lake is also a refuge for resident and migratory waterbird species during drought conditions. It is used for science-based education and recreational activities such as bird watching.
Administrative region:
Lake Gore is in the Shire of Esperance in the state of Western Australia
- National legal designation:
- Nature Reserve (26885) - Warrenup Lakes Nature Reserve
- Nature Reserve (32419) - Lake Gore Nature Reserve
- Last publication date:25-03-2025
Downloads
Ramsar Information Sheet (RIS)
Archived RIS
Site map
Additional reports and documents
- A detailed Ecological Character Description (ECD)
- Site management plan
- Other published literature