• National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation
  • National Parks and Wildlife Foundation

Growing Bouddi National Park

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Sandstone overhang at Bouddi National Park. Photo: Doug Beckers.
Sandstone overhang at Bouddi National Park. Photo: Doug Beckers.

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife acquired 26 ha of high conservation value land, valued at over $400,000, to add to Bouddi National Park.

Over 150 bird species frequent the Bouddi Peninsula, including White-bellied Sea-eagle, Peregrine Falcon, Brush Bronzewings, Southern Emu-wrens and more.

Bouddi is also home to 16 species of frogs, including the threatened red-crowned toadlet. 

Bouddi enjoys spectacular views along its windswept coastline. It contains many small secluded beaches, fringed by rainforest. It also showcases wonderful sandstone formations and coastal heaths covered in wildflowers. 

At only 95 km north of Sydney, it is one of Sydney's most accessible and diverse national parks. 

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife is the only organisation in Australia whose philanthropy is an investment in our public estate, for all to enjoy.

 
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