
08/09/2025
We are thrilled to hear the Great Koala National Park designed to protect thousands of native and threatened species on the state's mid north coast is one step closer. NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has announced the proposed boundary of what could become the state's largest national park at 476,000 hectares. The Great Koala National Park will connect existing national parks and will run inland of Coffs Harbour, going south down to Kempsey and as far north as Grafton. This is home to more than 12,000 koalas as well as 100 threatened species, including greater gliders. Also, more than 175,000 hectares of state forest will be added to the existing reserves in the area.
The NSW government announces the proposed boundary of what could become the state's largest national park on the mid north coast.