Australasia Parks & Wildlife

Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria - ARAZPA is the collective professional association of the zoos and aquariums of Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. The Association aims to promote and maintain professional standards of operation in the zoological industry and to maximise its collective resources for the conservation of biodiversity.

Western Australia Recreation Guide to Parks and Forests - Whether looking for adventure, scenery or solitude, discovering the natural wonders of WA can lead to some intensely rewarding experiences. The quality of your nature-based experience is enhanced by informed staff as well as facilities that are designed to minimise your impact on the environment.

Parks Victoria - Whether you're planning to visit for a few hours or a few days, parks can provide a myriad of opportunites for activities and adventures.

Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service - Tasmania's outstanding national park system offers visitors a wide choice of opportunities to discover spectacular landscapes, from highlands carved by glaciers to quiet, solitary beaches; from cool, silent rainforests to colourful, alpine wilderness wildflowers. There is a park for every season, and a park for every person. Discover the natural and cultural values they protect and the enjoyment they offer with online Visitors Guides. Please note that fees apply for entry into national parks, and that dogs and other pets are not allowed in national parks.

HAP New Zealand - This Directory has been arranged in as near to geographical order as possible, starting from the north or top of the North Island to the bottom of the South Island. It is divided into zones, and below is a map of New Zealand's North and South Islands showing the areas where HAPNZ parks are located.

Kiwi Holiday Parks New Zealand - A group of campground, motorhome rental & caravan tourist parks offering several campsite accommodation options for your camping holiday throughout NZ.

NSW National Parks - New South Wales has more than 780 national parks and reserves. They protect landscapes from rainforests and rugged bush to marine wonderlands and outback deserts. You'll find campsites ranging from luxurious settings to quiet wilderness clearings, and walking tracks to suit every level of experience.

The Australian Bicentennial National Trail (BNT) - This is a 5,330 kilometre self-reliant multi-use route through bush, wilderness and mountain areas. It is suitable for horse riders, walkers and mountain bike riders. The Trail winds through some of the most magnificent terrain in Australia; unsurpassed views, wilderness valleys and the excitement of the pioneering spirit will keep you enthralled as you travel along the Trail or any section of it. It is not suitable for, or available to, any form of motorised transport such as four-wheel-drive vehicles or trail bikes.

Birdwatching Australia - Birdwatching, bird illustrations and text. Site courtesy of Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge, Atherton Tableland, North Queensland, Australia.