Western Sydney is set to unveil its biggest green gem yet: Gulguer National Park, a sprawling 1,100-hectare sanctuary teeming with wildlife and Aboriginal heritage. Home to 28 threatened species—including the powerful owl and rare land snails—this park also protects sacred sites like rock art and ancient shelters, with its name rooted in the Gundungurra language. Opening in six months, it’ll offer campgrounds and trails for nature lovers, all part of a bold plan to balance urban growth with conservation in the Cumberland Plain.
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