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State-wide park closures

For 14 November 2019:

Most national parks in NSW will remain closed on 13 November. This means no public access at all and includes tracks, trails, campgrounds and picnic areas. View a full list of park closures and alerts, including any exceptions.

The statewide total fire ban is now in force and has been extended until midnight Wednesday 13 November. That means no fires out in the open anywhere in NSW.
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Students on a school excursion in Dorrigo National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

What can NSW National Parks offer students and teachers?

Discover the unique educational experiences and learning resources offered by NSW National Parks.

Convict Kids school excursion at Goat Island. Photo: Tanja Bruckner

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Find out all you need to know about booking a school excursion with NSW National Parks, including contact details, what to bring and tips on planning.

School children and national park staff on Dolphin Dreaming school excursion. Photo: David Young

School excursions

NSW National Parks offers more than 200 curriculum-linked school excursions in over 30 locations across NSW. Browse our excursions and discover where your school can go today.

Living country, living culture school excursion in Blue Mountains National Park. Photo: Tanja Bruckner

Learning resources

Using digital technology to link the school curriculum to nature education, our award-winning resources can be used on screens, in classrooms and in nature.

Students using all of their senses on a WilderQuest school excursion in Dorrigo National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

WilderQuest in the Classroom

WilderQuest in the Classroom is a free digital resource for teachers, designed for students from Kindergarten to Year 6. Get your class excited about our natural, living world.