Parks Australia

Parks Australia is a government agency responsible for managing and protecting Australia’s national parks and marine reserves. It oversees approximately 80 parks and reserves, including iconic sites like Kakadu and Uluru. Its role involves conserving natural environments, supporting cultural heritage, facilitating tourism, and ensuring sustainable use. Parks Australia collaborates with Indigenous communities to preserve cultural traditions and maintain ecological health. It also promotes conservation awareness and educational initiatives. By balancing preservation with public enjoyment, Parks Australia helps safeguard Australia’s unique natural and cultural assets for current and future generations.