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22 Jan 2024

Light to Light Walk: update December 2023 | Park management

Find out about the latest walking track progress.

A group of people are gathered in a sandy area, participating in a cultural or traditional dance. There is a white canopy tent in the background, and the surroundings feature green vegetation and trees under a clear blue sky.
Beowa renaming celebration
Image Credit: David Rogers/DCCEEW
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11 Apr 2023

Light to Light Walk: update March 2023 | Park management

Work on the walking tracks is commencing.

Two people walking the beach, there are another tow in the distance with surf boards. Saltwater campground, Beowa National Park.
People enjoying the beach, Saltwater campground, Beowa National Park
Image Credit: John Spencer/DPE
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02 Dec 2021

Light to Light Walk: update November 2021 | Park management

Read an update on the Review of Environmental Factors.

Aerial view of Bittangabee campground, Beowa National Park
Bittangabee campground, Beowa National Park
Image Credit: John Spencer/DPE
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23 May 2024

Kyogle office | Locations

Contact the Kyogle office - National Parks and Wildlife Service. You can get in touch with us by email, phone or mail. 

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12 Jan 2024

Light to Light Walk: update June 2020 | Park management

The upgraded Light to Light Walk will offer a new managed, immersive 4-day 3-night experience that combines walking and eco-accommodation in a dramatic coastal setting.

Bittangabee Bay featuring clear turquoise waters, a sandy beach, and surrounding dense greenery with rocky outcrops under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Bittangabee Bay, Beowa National Park
Image Credit: John Spencer/OEH
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23 Oct 2024

Macleay Coast Destination master plan | Park management

This master plan guides the upgrade of visitor infrastructure in Arakoon National Park and Smoky Cape in Hat Head National Park.

This image shows an aerial view of Trial Bay Gaol campground. The historic gaol building is central, surrounded by greenery and bordered by the ocean and beach. The landscape features winding roads, dense forest, and rocky shorelines. The viewpoint offers a comprehensive look at the natural beauty and historical significance of the coastal location.
Trial Bay Gaol campground from helicopter
Image Credit: Andrew Winter
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03 Jun 2024

Macleay Coast Destination: update June 2024 | Park management

Since February 2023, the project team has been reviewing public feedback on the draft master plan, adjusting the project plan and scope, and conducting environmental and heritage assessments.

Large sandstone steps, bleachers, ramp and beach access ramp, Arakoon National Park concept photo.
Conceptual photo of the sandstone steps, bleachers, ramp and beach access ramp, Arakoon National Park
Image Credit: DCCEEW
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01 Mar 2023

Macleay Coast Destination: update February 2023 | Park management

Read the February 2023 update with the next steps for the Macleay Coast Destination project.

A scenic coastal landscape featuring a beach with white sand, surrounded by lush green hills and cliffs. The ocean waves gently lap against the shore, with rocky outcrops extending into the water. An island is visible in the distance, adding depth to the scene. The image is taken from an elevated viewpoint, providing a broad perspective of the coastline and surrounding natural beauty. The lighting suggests it is either early morning or late afternoon, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
North Smoky Beach, Hat Head National Park
Image Credit: Michael Van Ewijk/DPE
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22 Dec 2022

Macleay Coast Destination: update December 2022 | Park management

The Macleay Coast Destination project draft master plan exhibition has been extended until 3 February 2023.

Jack Perkins walking track, Hat Head National Park
Jack Perkins walking track, Hat Head National Park
Image Credit: Debby McGerty/DPE
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18 Oct 2024

Report a sighting | Koala Country

I Spy Koala is a citizen science app that allows anyone in New South Wales to record wild koala sightings.

I Spy Koala app on a green background
I Spy Koala app
Image Credit: DCCEEW