Ranger tips

Essential advice for fun, safe and stress-free park adventures.

NPWS field officer in light rain. Photo credit: Branden Bodman/DCCEEW © Branden Bodman
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Two NPWS rangers looking at Aboriginal engravings in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Photo credit: Aristo Risi/DCCEEW

Learning from Aboriginal place names in NSW national parks

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Lizard in Kalyarr National Park, Hay, Lachlan River Visitor Area. Photo credit: Samantha Ellis / DCCEEW

What to do when you come across sick or injured wildlife

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Two people at Calm Corner, Murramarang South Coast Walk. Photo: Remy Brand / DCCEEW © Studio Bilby

Choosing hiking gear for a multi-day hike

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Two people walking the Murramarang South Coast Walk Photo credit: Remy Brand / DPE

How to prepare for an overnight or multi-day hike

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Australian Magpie Gymnorhina tibicen. Photo: Rosie Nicolai/DPIE

How to avoid being swooped by a magpie

Warrumbungle visitor centre Photo: Rob Mulally / DCCEEW © Rob Mulally
Aerial of Warrumbungle visitor centre. Photo credit: Rob Mulally / DPE

Plan your perfect trip: six reasons to start at the NSW National Parks Visitor Centre

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