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Could they stop everyday Australians from accessing national parks?
New article from The Conversation discussing potential issues that could arise from the development of luxury hiking opportunities around Australia.
While many opt for these deluxe alternatives to a backpack and tent, they can also stop independent hikers with smaller budgets from accessing national parks if not carefully planned.
National parks are open to all and are arguably some of Australia’s least locked-up lands. They are fundamental to Australia’s tourism offerings with 53 million domestic visits to national parks in New South Wales alone.
National parks are meant to support nature and community. Can remaking sections of them for a select clientele get in the way of these goals?
Read the full story on The Conversation
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