The Great Koala National Park

The NSW Government has passed legislation to create the Great Koala National Park!

The Great Koala National Park is made up of more than 178,000 hectares of former state forest, creating a connected protected area network spanning more than 475,000 hectares on the NSW Mid North Coast. 

It will protect vital habitat for an estimated 12,000 koalas, 36,000 greater gliders and more than 100 threatened species. 

The park will bring $140 million a year to local economies, support new First Nations ranger positions, ongoing park management, and create more jobs for locals.  

The Great Koala National Park is a true world class example of a large, connected reserve that will balance protecting nature with cultural values and recreational opportunities, including free campsites, multi-day walks, and continued access for activities like dog walking, mountain biking, and horse riding.