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Plan for Wild Bush Luxury to develop private campsites in Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area criticised - Vimarsana News

Plan for Wild Bush Luxury to develop private campsites in Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area criticised

Accommodation pods, communal huts, and bathrooms are part of a plan to develop a paid hiking experience in a protected area.

Source: abc.net.au
Blue Mountains NPWS staff help Canadian wildfire effort | Blue Mountains Gazette - Vimarsana News

Blue Mountains NPWS staff help Canadian wildfire effort | Blue Mountains Gazette

Three NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service staff from the Blue Mountains have joined an international effort to...

A major upgrade forced the closure of Govetts Leap lookout to vehicles last year but it is set to reopen on June 7 | Blue Mountains Gazette - Vimarsana News

A major upgrade forced the closure of Govetts Leap lookout to vehicles last year but it is set to reopen on June 7 | Blue Mountains Gazette

Govetts Leap lookout at Blackheath closed to vehicles from August last year, days away from reopening

Work to repair the Glow Worm Tunnel Walking Track is underway | Blue Mountains Gazette - Vimarsana News

Work to repair the Glow Worm Tunnel Walking Track is underway | Blue Mountains Gazette

Work to repair and upgrade the 1.4 km Glow Worm Tunnel Walking Track is underway with National Parks...

How to save the Wollemi National Park pine - Vimarsana News

How to save the Wollemi National Park pine

Normal text size Very large text size Berin Mackenzie is used to hauling heavy loads, lugging 30-kilogram packs up and down remote canyons, with a 10-kilogram bucket in his free hand and the other gripping a taut rope. But his burden hasn’t merely been a physical one for the last few years. The threatened species ecologist has been toiling on a project known only to a few close colleagues. In the process, interrupted by the Black Saturday bushfires, Mackenzie and his team have added to the storied efforts to preserve the Wollemi pine. NPWS staff have to traverse difficult terrain en route t...