About this Site
The National Park
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a protected area north of Sydney. It includes bushland, waterways, walking tracks and places for recreation. The park’s landscapes and cultural heritage make it a valuable place to investigate how people and environments are connected.
What this Site is about?
This website was created to help Stage 1 students explore Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and learn why places like it matter. It brings together geographical information, maps and photographs to show how people connect with and use the park and its waterways.
As you explore the site, you’ll discover ways visitors can care for the area—for example, respecting wildlife, staying on marked tracks and keeping waterways clean. The aim is to help you understand the park and think about how we can all help protect it for the future.
Additional Information
- How to use this site
Explore each page to learn about the park’s location, features, waterways and how people use it. Look closely at the maps and photographs, then try the activities to test what you’ve learned. - Who this site is for
This site is designed for Stage 1 students, teachers and anyone curious about Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. - Caring for Country
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is on the traditional lands of the Guringai people. The park has deep cultural significance. Visitors can show respect by learning about its history, following park guidance and caring for the land and waterways.