Australia's national parks

There are thousands of national parks and other conservation reserves in Australia. They protect a huge variety of environments - from deserts to rainforests, and from coral reefs to eucalypt woodlands.

Only a few 'national' parks are managed at a national level by the Australian Federal Government. Most parks and reserves are conserved by government agencies in each of Australia's eight states and territories.

Click on the map below to visit the websites of these agencies, or use the search facility at the bottom of the page to find particular parks and reserves using Google.

State and territory agencies  New South Wales   Queensland   Northern Territory    Western Australia    South Australia   Victoria   Tasmania   Australian Capital Territory Major parks managed by Government  Booderee National Park  Kakadu National Park  Uluru - Kata Tjuta Nat. Park   Great Barrier Reef Marine Park  Norfolk, Christmas and Cocos   (Keeling) Islands

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