Establishing new parks and protected areas Each year we acquire new land for our parks system to protect biodiversity and cultural heritage and to provide areas for recreation.photo_cameraOpen description Bushwalkers on the Koolewong Track, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park closeClose descriptionImage Credit: David Finnegan/DCCEEW Our strategy: NSW National Parks Establishment Plan The NSW National Parks Establishment Plan sets out the conservation priorities and targets we aspire to in building the national parks system.east Acquiring land for new parks NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service acquires land to establish new parks and add to existing parks and protected areas.east Deciding on land for new parks Land acquired for the national parks system meets conservation priorities.east Community involvement in establishing new parks We welcome community involvement in establishing new parks. Find out how you can get involved.east Offer or propose land for the national parks system Tell us about land that you think we could acquire to expand the size and conservation value of the national parks system.east New parks, additions, acquisitions and revocations We acquire land for national parks to reflect and protect the wide variety of landscapes and environments in New South Wales.east
