Regional offices

The National Parks and Wildlife Service incorporates 14 regions, made up of more than 65 areas, with offices located in local towns, and their main centres in Coffs Harbour, Queanbeyan, Parramatta and Dubbo. There are also a number of visitor information centres and works depots strategically located to meet the needs of the community and to manage protected areas.

Natural and cultural heritage is conserved at a local and regional level, and partnerships are developed with the community and other governments and agencies, providing leadership and direction through conservation programs. New South Wales has more than 805 national parks and reserves. They protect landscapes from rainforests and rugged bush to marine wonderlands and outback deserts. The map below shows the 14 regions. Click on the list below for more details:

 

Map of NPWS regions

Blue Mountains
Central Coast Hunter Range
Far South Coast
Far West
Hunter
Metropolitan North East
Metropolitan South West
North Coast
Northern Plains
Northern Rivers
Northern Tablelands
South Coast
Southern Ranges
Western Rivers

Map of New South Wales, showing NPWS regions.
Page last updated: 03 May 2013