Aboriginal joint management is an arrangement between the state and Aboriginal owners and Custodians to share responsibility for the management of national parks, reserves and other areas.
The National Parks and Wildlife Service engages the community and stakeholders at a state and local level.
Guidelines and policies for cycling, horse riding, and the development of Great Walks in NSW national parks aim to balance recreational opportunities with the protection of park values and deliver economic benefits to regional communities.
Find plans of management, statements of management intent, fire and pest management strategies, and other information about how we manage parks.