NEW SOUTH WALES (VK2)
New South Wales (abbreviated as NSW) is a state in the east of Australia.  It is bordered by Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia to the north, south and west respectively. To the east, the state is bordered by the Tasman Sea, which forms part of the Pacific Ocean.   New South Wales surrounds the whole of the Australian Capital Territory. 

New South Wales' capital city is Sydney, which is also the state's most populous city. 

As of December 2016, the estimated population of NSW was 7,797, 800, making it Australia's most populous state.  Inhabitants of New South Wales are referred to as New South Welshmen.
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NEW SOUTH WALES NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFE SERVICE.
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The New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) manages over 800 parks in the state of New South Wales.  NPWS is part of the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH), New South Wales and was established in 1967 when the Fauna Protection Panel and Reserves Branch of the Lands Department were amalgamated.

Under the National Parks and Wildlife Act, the Director-General of the NPWS is responsible for the care, control, and management of all national parks, historic sites, nature reserves, Aboriginal areas, and state game reserves. State conservation areas, karst conservation reserves and regional parks are also administered under the Act.
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​The NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service has split the State of New South Wales into 7 separate regions…..

  1. Outback NSW
  2. Country NSW
  3. Murray-Riverina
  4. North Coast
  5. South Coast
  6. Sydney and surrounds
  7. Snowy Mountains
ACCESS TO VK2 PARKS.
Please note Rule 4.2 of the VKFF Rules and Guidelines which states:-

"It is the responsibility of the activator to ensure that access to the reference area is permitted...."
TYPES OF PARKS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Includes:
  • Aboriginal Area
    • Aboriginal areas allow for use of these areas by Aboriginal people for cultural purposes. They’re intended to promote public understanding and appreciation of their natural and cultural values and significance to Aboriginal people. Aboriginal areas also provide opportunities for appropriate research in accordance with Aboriginal cultural values.
  • Botanic Gardens (Commonwealth)
  • Community Conservation Areas Zone 1 - reserved as National Parks
    • "Community conservation areas are multiple-use protected areas that are widely used throughout the world to allow for improved conservation outcomes while providing for the sustainable use of natural resources."
  • Community Conservation Areas Zone 3 - reserved as State Conservation Areas
  • Conservation Reserve
  • Flora Reserve (IUCN Category IA)
  • Historic Site
  • Indigenous Protected Area
  • Karst Conservation Reserve
    • Karst conservation reserves are outstanding cave areas that offer unique experiences, with their spectacular beauty and stunning surroundings. These areas provide important evidence of past life, such as relics and fossils, as well as evidence of atmospheric, hydrological and biological processes.
  • National Park (IUCN Categories II, V, IA, IB)
    • "National Parks are areas of land protected for their unspoiled landscapes, outstanding or representative ecosystems, Australian native plants and animals, and places of natural or cultural significance.  In addition to their role in conservation, national parks provide opportunities for public nature appreciation, well-being, enjoyment, and as valuable scientific research."
  • National Park (Commonwealth)
  • Nature Reserve
    • "Nature Reserves are areas of land in predominantly untouched, natural condition, with hign conservation value.  Their primary purpose is to protect and conserve their outstanding, unique or representative ecosystems and Australian native plants and animals."
  • Permanent Park Preserve
  • Regional Park
    • 'Regional parks are lands reserved to protect and conserve areas in natural or modified landscapes.  They're also suitable for sustainable public recreation and enjoyment.  Regional parks offer open spaces for cultural and recreation activities (including dog walking in some parks) which may not be permitted in national parks, state conservation areas or nature reserves."
  • State Conservation Area (IUCN Category II)
    • "State conservation areas are lands reserved to protect and conserve significant or representative ecosystems, landforms, natural phenomena or places of cultural significance.  They provide opportunities for sustainable visitation, public enjoyment, and research."
There are also State Forests in NSW which come under the control of the Forestry Corporation.
QUALIFYING PARKS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
There are currently (as of August 2025) a total of 1,008 qualifying parks in the state of New South Wales.
They consist of:-

  • 427 Nature Reserves
  • 245 National Parks
  • 150 State Conservation Areas
  • 88 Flora Reserves
  • 24 Aboriginal Areas
  • 23 Regional Parks
  • 12 Aquatic Reserves
  • 11 Indigenous Protected Areas
  • 10 Conservation Reserve
  • 10 Historic Sites
  • 5 Marine Parks
  • 2 - Other
For a full listing of qualifying VK2 VKFF parks, please see below.
Above: Graph showing VK2 VKFF qualifying parks per type of park. 
Above: Map showing VK2 VKFF qualifying parks as of August 2025.  
HOW TO FIND WHERE THE QUALIFYING PARKS ARE IN NEW SOUTH WALES?
Please check out the How to Find a Park page.

On that page, you can find a KMZ file that you can download to Google Earth to show the location and boundaries of all qualifying VKFF parks.
A LIST OF QUALIFYING VK2 PARKS.
Below is a full list of all qualifying VK2 VKFF parks. 

Click on 'Show more detail' to view more information about each park.
PARKS WHERE THERE IS NO ACCESS.
  1. Dubay Nurahm Aboriginal Area VKFF-3230 - Access is limited - please see the NSW National Parks website.
  2. Lennox Head Aboriginal Area VKFF-3234 - Access is limited - please see the NSW National Parks website.
  3. Mallee Cliffs National Park VKFF-0302 - no public access allowed.
  4. Mount Kuring-gai Aboriginal Area VKFF-3236 - Access is limited - please see the NSW National Parks website.
  5. Nameless Sylvan Conservation Reserve VKFF-3036 - no access allowed
  6. Prospect Nature Reserve VKFF-1986 - closed to public
  7. ​Saltwater Swamp Nature Reserve VKFF-2712 - NO access allowed unless in possession of a PERMIT.
  8. Woodsreef State Conservation Area VKFF-1405 - closed until further notice due to potential health risks from possible asbestos exposure.
EXTRA INFORMATION.
  • Avenel National Park - yet to be gazetted.  This is located near Broken Hill.
  • Belowla Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2524 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-223
  • Bemboka National Park VKFF-0025 - now known as the South East Forests National Park VKFF-0458.  Name changed in 1997 due to amalgamation of 5 different parks to become South East Forests NP.
  • Ben Boyd National Park VKFF-0026 - now known as Beowa National Park.  Beowa means 'orca' or 'killer whale' in Thaua aboriginal language.
  • Ben Halls Gap National Park VKFF-0027 - was established on 1st October 2002.  Now known as Ben Halls Gap Nature Park (as of 2016).
  • Booderee National Park VKFF-0043 - is located in the Jervis Bay Territory, a territory of the Commonwealth of Australia, surrendered by the State of NSW to the Commonwealth in 1915.  This park is managed by the Australian Government, and not NSW National Parks & Wildlife.
  • Brindingabba National Park VKFF-3811 - gazetted on 9th December 2022.  This was part of the Brindingabba-Bindra property.
  • Broulee Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2546 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-223
  • Bulagaranda (Mount Yarrowyck) Aboriginal Area VKFF-2672 - formerly known as the Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve
  • Bushy Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2560 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Conjola National Park VKFF-0108 - was reserved in 1994, along with the then nearby Cudmirrah National Park. Both were formed from Crown land, except for part of Cudmirrah National Park which had been dedicated as Cudmirrah Nature Reserve in 1959. On 1 January 2001 the two national parks were joined together as a result of reservation of Conjola State Forest as part of the Southern Forest Agreement, taking the total size to approximately 11060 hectares. Cudmirrah National Park was then merged with Conjola through the process of a name change in 2003
  • Coolangubra National Park, VKFF-0112 - now known as the South East Forest National Park.  Name changed in 1997 due to amalgamation of 5 different parks to become South East Forest NP.
  • Corrie Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2578 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Cudmirrah National Park, VKFF-0122  - See above.  This NP was merged in 2003 with Conjola NP, VKFF-0108.
  • Five Islands Nature Reserve VKFF-2598 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Genoa National Park, VKFF-0194 - this is now known as the South East Forest NP.  Name changed in 1997 due to amalgamation of 5 different parks to become South East Forest NP.
  • Guula Ngurra National Park VKFF -3028 - means 'koala country'.  This park was gazetted on 8th July 2020.
  • Kamay Botany National Park VKFF-0048 - formerly known as just Botany Bay National Park.  Name changed in 2002.
  • Konnaburra National Park VKFF-3193 - was previously Koonaburra Station.  It was gazetted on the 8th day of December 2021.
  • Lachlan Valley National Park, VKFF-0255 -  Formerly known as the Kalyarr National Park.  Merged in July, 2010.  Then in 2016, part of the Lachlan Valley NP was renamed as Kalyarr NP.
  • Lion Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2647 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Long Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2650 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Lord Howe Island VKFF-0295 - this is an unincorporated area of NSW & is self governed.
  • Mallee Cliffs National Park VKFF-0302 - Access to this park is restricted.  
  • Mootwingee National Park VKFF-330 - now called Mutawintji NP, VKFF-374.  Name changed in 1998.
  • Mount Warning NP, VKFF-364 - now known as Wollumnin NP, VKFF-545.  Name changed in 2009.
  • Murrumbidgee Valley National Park VKFF-0554 - incorporates the former Yanga National Park and numerous other State Forests.  as of 1st July 2010, the following State Forests became known as Murrumbidgee Valley National Park:  Cuba State Forest south east of Darlington Point, the Gillenbah State Forest south of Narrandera,Benerembah State Forest west of Darlington Point, Billenbah State Forest, Cararbury State Forest west of Darlington Point, Dunoon Lagoon State Forest west of Darlington Point, Euroley State Forest north west of Narrandera, Jurambula State Forest north east of Narrandera, Kieta State Forest, Murrumbidgee State Forest, Pembelgong State Forest east of Hay, Uri State Forest west of Darlington Point, and Yarradda State Forest west of Darlington Point, M1A State Forest between Leeton and Narrandera.  And as of  January 2011, the former Berry Jerry State Forest off the Sturt Hwy, south of Currwarna also became Murrumbidgee Valley National Park (Berry Jerry precinct), along with part of the former Banandra State Forest east of Darlington Point, and part of the Boona State Forest south of Darlington Point.  Murrumbidgee Valley NP also contains the former Yanga NP.  
  • Murrumbidgee Valley State Conservation Area VKFF-1362.  This park has been deleted.  It is now known as the Yanga State Conservation Area VKFF-1773.  It was gazetted as Yanga SCA on 6th May 2016.
  • Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve VKFF-1976 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-194
  • Nalbaugh NP, VKFF-376 - In November 1994 Nalbaugh NP ceased after it became Genoa NP.  Nalbaugh NP & Nungatta NP’s merged to form Genoa NP, which has since become South East Forest NP. 
  • Nameless Sylvan Conservation Reserve VKFF-3036  - this is a Bush Heritage site.  NO access is allowed.
  • New South Wales Jervis Bay Bay VKFF-0386 - this is believed to be Jervis Bay, VKFF-249 (duplicate).  
  • North Rock Nature Reserve VKFF-2690 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-194
  • North Solitary Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2691 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-194
  • Nungatta NP, VKFF-0398 - In November 1994 Nungatta NP ceased after it became Genoa NP.  Nalbaugh NP & Nungatta NP’s merged to form Genoa NP, which has since become South East Forest NP. 
  • One Tree Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2695 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Prospect Nature Reserve VKFF-1986 - is closed to the public as it's part of a Special Water catchment area.
  • Saltwater Swamp Nature Reserve VKFF-2712 - NO access allowed unless in possession of a PERMIT.
  • Shark Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2718 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Snapper Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2721 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • South Solitary Island Historic Site VKFF-3263 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-194
  • Spectacle Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2725 - this qualifies for the Islands On The Air (IOTA) program as OC-212
  • Tantawangelo NP, VKFF-476 - now called South East Forest NP.  South East Forest NP was created in 1997 by the amalgamation of Genoa NP, Tantawangalo NP, Bemboka NP, Yowaka NP, & Coolangubra NP.
  • Wallaga Lake National Park VKFF-0510 - now known as Gulaga National Park VKFF-221.  Name changed in 2001.
  • Wollumbin National Park VKFF-0545 - formerly known as Mount Warning National Park.
  • Yowaka NP, VKFF-0560 - now known as the South East Forest National Park.  Name changed in 1997.   South East Forest NP was created in 1997 by the amalgamation of Genoa NP, Tantawangalo National Park, Bemboka National Park, Yowaka National Park, & Coolangubra National Park.
WWFF HISTORY IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
12th May 2022:

​The following park was added to the WWFF Directory.

  1. Brindingabba National Park VKFF-3811
24th August 2022:

Fivebough and Tuckerbil Swamps VKFF-3266 added to the WWFF Directory.
18th August 2022:

​A total of 74 parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

VKFF-3192 to VKFF-3265
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  1. Ben Halls Cap National Park VKFF-3192
  2. Koonaburra National Park VKFF-3193
  3. Mount Grenfell National Park VKFF-3194
  4. Narriearra Caryapundy Swamp National Park VKFF-3195
  5. Killalea Regional Park VKFF-3196
  6. Ngula Bulgarabang Regional Park VKFF-3197
  7. Western Sydney Regional Park VKFF-3198
  8. Gardens Of Stone State Conservation Area VKFF-3199
  9. Davidson Whaling Station Historic Site VKFF-3200
  10. Kindee Creek State Conservation Area VKFF-3201
  11. Langidoon-Metford State Conservation Area VKFF-3202
  12. Mount Grenfell State Conservation Area VKFF-3203
  13. Mutawintji State Conservation Area VKFF-3204
  14. Wollemi State Conservation Area VKFF-3205
  15. Yango State Conservation Area VKFF-3206
  16. Barrington Tops Flora Reserve VKFF-3207
  17. Chaelundi Flora Reserve VKFF-3208
  18. Comleroy Flora Reserve VKFF-3209
  19. Corrabare South Flora Reserve VKFF-3210
  20. Corrabare North Flora Reserve VKFF-3211
  21. Dampier Flora Reserve VKFF-3212
  22. Guy Fawkes River Flora Reserve VKFF-3213
  23. Jellore Flora Reserve VKFF-3214
  24. Kilprotay Flora Reserve VKFF-3215
  25. Koolewong Flora Reserve VKFF-3216
  26. Oakwood Flora Reserve VKFF-3217
  27. Paperbark Flora Reserve VKFF-3218
  28. Washpool Flora Reserve VKFF-3219
  29. Wollemi Flora Reserve VKFF-3220
  30. Yuraala Flora Reserve VKFF-3221
  31. Verges Creek Nature Reserve VKFF-3222
  32. Yarri Barri Nature Reserve VKFF-3223
  33. Mawonga Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3224
  34. Appletree Aboriginal Area VKFF-3225
  35. Boonalla Aboriginal Area VKFF-3226
  36. Cullunghutti Aboriginal Area VKFF-3227
  37. Dandry Gorge Aboriginal Area VKFF-3228
  38. Deriah Aboriginal Area VKFF-3229
  39. Dubay Nurahm Aboriginal Area VKFF-3230
  40. Finchley Aboriginal Area VKFF-3231
  41. Howe Aboriginal Area VKFF-3232
  42. Jubullum Flat Camp Aboriginal Area VKFF-3233
  43. Lennox Head Aboriginal Area VKFF-3234
  44. Mooney Mooney Aboriginal Area VKFF-3235
  45. Mount Kuring-gai Aboriginal Area VKFF-3236
  46. Murramarang Aboriginal Area VKFF-3237
  47. Nambucca Aboriginal Area VKFF-3238
  48. Ngiyungbayi Aboriginal Area VKFF-3239
  49. Pindera Downs Aboriginal Area VKFF-3240
  50. Stonewoman Aboriginal Area VKFF-3241
  51. Terry Hie Hie Aboriginal Area VKFF-3242
  52. Ti-Tree Lake Aboriginal Area VKFF-3243
  53. Ukerbarley Aboriginal Area VKFF-3244
  54. Willala Aboriginal Area VKFF-3245
  55. Barrenjoey Head Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3246
  56. Boat Harbour Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3247
  57. Bronte-Coogee Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3248
  58. Bushrangers Bay Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3249
  59. Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3250
  60. Cape Banks Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3251
  61. Cook Island Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3252
  62. Long Reef Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3253
  63. Narrabeen Head Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3254
  64. North Harbour Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3255
  65. Shiprock Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3256
  66. Towra Point Aquatic Reserve VKFF-3257
  67. Innes Ruins Historic Site VKFF-3258
  68. Koonadan Historic Site VKFF-3259
  69. Maroota Historic Site VKFF-3260
  70. Mount Grenfell Historic Site VKFF-3261
  71. Mutawintji Historic Site VKFF-3262
  72. South Solitary Island Historic Site VKFF-3263
  73. Tweed Heads Historic Site VKFF-3264
  74. Wisemans Ferry Historic Site VKFF-3265
29th September 2020:

A total of 95 parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

​VKFF-3029 to VKFF-3123

This included:
  • 1 Nature Reserve
  • 1 State Conservation Area
  • 3 Aboriginal Areas
  • 6 Conservation Reserves
  • 73 Flora Reserves
  • 1 Historic Site
  • 10 Indigenous Protected Areas​
  1. Burral Yurrul Nature Reserve VKFF-3029
  2. Goulburn River State Conservation Area VKFF-3030
  3. Bandahngan Aboriginal Atea VKFF-3031
  4. Clybucca Aboriginal Area VKFF-3032 
  5. Nunguu Mirral Aboriginal Area VKFF-3033
  6. Brogo Conservation Reserve VKFF-3034
  7. Burrin Burrin Conservation Reserve VKFF-3035
  8. Nameless Sylvan Conservation Reserve VKFF-3036
  9. Naree Station Conservation Reserve VKFF-3037
  10. Scottsdale Conservation Reserve VKFF-3038
  11. Tarcutta Hills Conservation Reserve VKFF-3039
  12. Arandin Flora Reserve VKFF-3040
  13. Bago Flora Reserve VKFF-3041
  14. Bar Flora Reserve VKFF-3042
  15. Bermagui Flora Reserve VKFF-3043
  16. Big Run Flora Reserve VKFF-3044
  17. Birds Rock Flora Reserve VKFF-3045
  18. Boshes Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3046
  19. Broad Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3047
  20. Bruxner Park Flora Reserve VKFF-3048
  21. Buckingbong Flora Reserve VKFF-3049
  22. Carabost Flora Reserve VKFF-3050
  23. Coco Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3051
  24. Currowan Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3052
  25. Eurabbie Flora Reserve VKFF-3053
  26. Forest Land Flora Reserve VKFF-3054
  27. Glenugie Peak Flora Reserve VKFF-3055
  28. Grange Flora Reserve VKFF-3056
  29. Helms Flora Reserve VKFF-3057
  30. Jerewarrah Flora Reserve VKFF-3058
  31. Jerrabattgulla Flora Reserve VKFF-3059
  32. Jingera Flora Reserve VKFF-3060
  33. Lanes Mill Flora Reserve VKFF-3061
  34. Laurel Hill Flora Reserve VKFF-3062
  35. Letts Mountain Flora Reserve VKFF-3063
  36. Madmans Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3064
  37. Mares Hill Flora Reserve VKFF-3065
  38. Maxwells Flora Reserve VKFF-3066
  39. Micalong Swamp Flora Reserve VKFF-3067 
  40. Middle Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3068
  41. Mines Road Flora Reserve VKFF-3069
  42. Mobong Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3070
  43. Mount Allyn Flora Reserve VKFF-3071
  44. Mount Pipanpinga Flora Reserve VKFF-3072
  45. Mount Poole Flora Reserve VKFF-3073
  46. Mumbulla Flora Reserve VKFF-3074
  47. Mundaroo Flora Reserve VKFF-3075
  48. Murraguldrie Flora Reserve VKFF-3076
  49. Murrah Flora Reserve VKFF-3077
  50. Narrabarba Hill Flora Reserve VKFF-3078
  51. Nethercote Falls Flora Reserve VKFF-3079
  52. Nicholii Flora Reserve VKFF-3080
  53. Nullica Flora Reserve VKFF-3081
  54. Nullo Mountain Flora Reserve VKFF-3082
  55. Old Jeremiah Flora Reserve KFF-3083
  56. Olney Flora Reserve VKFF-3084
  57. Paddys Brush Flora Reserve VKFF-3085
  58. Paddys River Flora Reserve VKFF-3086
  59. Peach Tree Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3087
  60. Pokolbin Flora Reserve VKFF-3088
  61. Pollack Flora Reserve VKFF-3089
  62. Pyrocarpa Flora Reserve VKFF-3090
  63. Richters Caves Flora Reserve VKFF-3091
  64. Sandgate Flora Reserve VKFF-3092
  65. Selection Flat Flora Reserve VKFF-3093
  66. Sidlings Swamp Flora Reserve VKFF-3094
  67. Silvestris Flora Reserve VKFF-3095
  68. Snow Gum Flora Reserve VKFF-3096
  69. Stingray Swamp Flora Reserve VKFF-3097
  70. Strahorn Flora Reserve VKFF-3098
  71. Table Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3099
  72. Tanja Flora Reserve VKFF-3100
  73. Tennyson Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3101
  74. The Hunter Lakes Flora Reserve VKFF-3102
  75. Tirrill Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3103
  76. Twelve Sixty Flora Reserve VKFF-3104
  77. Wallagaraugh Flora Reserve VKFF-3105
  78. Wallaroo Flora Reserve VKFF-3106
  79. Warrawolong Flora Reserve VKFF-3107
  80. Watergums Creek Flora Reserve VKFF-3108
  81. Wells Crossing Flora Reserve VKFF-3109
  82. White Beech Flora Reserve VKFF-3110
  83. Yambulla Flora Reserve VKFF-3111
  84. Yarindury Flora Reserve VKFF-3112
  85. Clybucca Historic Site VKFF-3113
  86. Boorabee and The Willows Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3114
  87. Brewarrina Ngemba Billabong Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3115
  88. Dorodong Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3116
  89. Gumma Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3117
  90. Minyumai Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3118
  91. Ngunya Jargoon Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3119
  92. Tarriwa Kurrukun Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3120
  93. Toogimbie Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3121
  94. Wattleridge Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3122
  95. Weilmoringle Indigenous Protected Area VKFF-3123
21st September 2020:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:-

  1. Guula Ngurra National Park VKFF-3028
9th July 2017:

The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:-

  1. Berowra Valley Regional Park VKFF-1777
  2. Blue Gum Hills Regional Park VKFF-1778
  3. Bomaderry Creek Regional Park VKFF-1779
  4. Coffs Coast Regional Park VKFF-1780
  5. Corramy Regional Park VKFF-1781
  6. Euston Regional Park VKFF-1782
  7. Goolawah Regional Park VKFF-1783
  8. Lachlan Valley Regional Park VKFF-1784
  9. Murray Valley Regional Park VKFF-1785
  10. Murrumbidgee Valley Regional Park VKFF-1786
  11. Wolli Creek Regional Park VKFF-1787
  12. Worimi Regional Park VKFF-1788
  13. Yerranderie Regional Park VKFF-1789

9th July 2017:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:-
  1. Khappinghat National Park VKFF-1776
Khappinghat National Park VKFF-1776

8th July 2017:

The following 3 parks were added to the WWFF Directory:-
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  1. Queens Lake State Conservation Area VKFF-1771
  2. Sugarloaf State Conservation Area VKFF-1772
  3. Yanga State Conservation Area VKFF-1773

8th July 2016:

A total of 149 State Conservation Areas and 6 Marine Parks were added to the WWFF Directory. 

4th July 2016:

​A total of 26 New South Wales parks were added to the WWFF Directory.  They being:
  1. ​Barayamal NP VKFF-1160
  2. Bendick-Murrell NP VKFF-1161
  3. Berowra Valley NP VKFF-1162
  4. Bungonia NP VKFF-1163
  5. Burral Yurrul NP VKFF-1164
  6. Capertee NP VKFF-1165
  7. Crooked Creek NP VKFF-1166
  8. Dharawal NP VKFF-1167
  9. Everlasting Swamp NP VKFF-1168
  10. Gaagal Wanggaan (South Beach) NP VKFF-1169
  11. Goolawah NP VKFF-1170
  12. Hobden Hill NP VKFF-1171
  13. Jimberoo NP VKFF-1172
  14. Jindalee NP VKFF-1173
  15. Kemendok NP VKFF-1174
  16. Keverstone NP VKFF-1175
  17. Malabar Headland NP VKFF-1176
  18. Mares Forest NP VKFF-1177
  19. Murray Valley NP VKFF-1178
  20. Rocky Glen NP VKFF-1179
  21. Sappa Bulga NP VKFF-1180
  22. Serpentine NP VKFF-1181
  23. SIngle NP VKFF-1182
  24. Toorale NP VKFF-1183
  25. Wallabadah NP VKFF-1184
  26. Watsons Creek VKFF-1185

​These parks had not previously been included as they had all been created after 2008 (the year in which the WWFF Directory was initially created).
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MAPPING.
The SIX Maps service provides access to cadastral and topographic information, satellite data and aerial photography for New South Wales.
FACEBOOK.
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service has a Facebook page.  It can be found at.....
​www.facebook.com/NSWNationalParks
VIDEOS.
References.

1.  Office of Environment & Heritage, NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, www.environment.nsw.gov.au
2.  Wikipedia, www.wikipedia.org