NO MORE NATIONAL PARKS IN WESTERN NSW

I am sick of us the taxpayers fund this, so we can put ourselves out of business. The NP can’t manage the land they already have.

We are losing too much good farm land. This is madness. How do we provide food for future generations with less farming

No more national parks

Enough is enough

No more land for National Parks. Enough is enough.

I support agriculture.

There needs to be more accountability with National Parks. We don’t believe in two sets of rules. Fences and feral animals need to be maintained and controlled.

Landholders have been practicing conservation for many years and have been more proactive then any NPWS in protecting our natural fauna and flora - that’s why they are still there!!

Needs to stop

Political decisions like the for mentioning need to be taken seriously and local communities listened to . They know and understand the areas they live and work in .

the worst that happened was the tandou water buy back by penny wong and wrecked the future of places like broken hill and menindie.

This adaptive management approach by this Government and the National Parks is reckless and threatens the lifeblood of Western NSW and the communities that inhabit it.

No more national parks.

The spread of national parks in our country is like an aggressive cancer, adding no value and making life hard for those affected on whose shoulders the country rests, the farmers and productive people who's hard work provides the standard of living the rest of us take for granted.

Enough is enough!

Locking country up does not improve environmental outcomes. There are many examples where removal of stock decreases the health of that land, rather than the intended outcome. Further, the land becomes a haven for every feral species.

No more Parks

Absolutely atrocious!!

The spirit of Australia lives on out past the darling, the hero’s of old echo in the landscape, don’t ruin this historic storied & part of the nation.

Land stewardship and environmental outcomes are better managed by farmers and local residents rather than wasting hundreds of millions of dollars locking country up and pretending to manage it from capital cities.