BOODEROO WITH PARKS AUSTRALIA ARE BAITING AND DESTROYING FOXES AND FERAL CATS TO PROTECT NATIVE SPECIES. EXTREMELY LAZY WAY JUST KILLING FOXES AND CATS .THIS
RANGER SAID THERES NO BAD ANIMALS, ON LATELINE REPORT TONIGHT, JUST ANIMS IN THE WRONG PLACES.
THEY SHOULD BE STOPPED FROM KILLING FOXES AND FERAL CATS BY THE HORROR OF BAITING!
THEY NEED TO BE TRAPPED AND RELOCATE FOXES AND REHAB FERAL CATS AND FIND THEM APPROPRIATE ACCOMODATION AFTER NEUTERING THEM AND CONTROL GROWTH IN THIS WAY , SAME WITH FOXES.
THERE IS A BAIT INDUSTRY DESTROYING INNOCENT INTRODUCED SPECIES. WE NEED TO CHANGE THIS CULTURE.
BOYCOTT THIS BOODEROO NATIONAL PARK‼️
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL PARKS AND DEMAND TO SEE WHAT IS BEING SPENT ON THIS INTRODUCED ANIMALS HOLOCAUST‼️
ANIMALS AUSTRALIA WILL CHANGE YOUR BAIT PROFITEETING CULTURE‼️
What a beautiful place to visit. Full of natural beauty. We ran out of time to explore all the different tracks, beaches and other little scenic spots. Will have to visit again
We are fortunate enough to have a cabin in the RTBU HOLIDAY UNITS and we are down hete all the time. Its a wonderful place to stay and utilize the natural environment and the surrounding areas of the National Park
Great destination! Just love Booderee very deserving of a tourism award. Also, great for seniors and concession card holders with a discount offered.
Disappear from the busier beaches of Jarvis Bay with Booderee's fantastic bush walks and unspoilt, natural coastline.
Beautiful bush and beaches. Clean and well maintained facilities. Helpful and friendly staff.
Great place for family outings during summer, plenty to do.
A beautiful area with many subtropical beaches and hikes through unspoilt nature.
Helpful visitors centre on the way in. Till booths only take cash but you can use card in the information centre. Heaps of lovely walks and beaches.
Great beach, great place to have some close interactions with wild kangaroos, baby kangaroos and birds, well allocated camping sites that allow maximum privacy for campers…… All went well except for ticks and leeches that haunted us even days after we left. So, beware of ticks when you touch kangaroos or when you take a shortcut in the bush⁄grass. They are infested with horrible ticks.