NSW acquires national park with rare pink lakes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 20:24 · Archive

New South Wales has purchased a national park featuring pink lakes, a rare natural phenomenon.

New South Wales has purchased a national park containing pink lakes, a rare natural phenomenon that will now be accessible to visitors. The acquisition is described as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to protect and share this distinctive landscape.

The lakes will be open to the public through the national park, marking the first time visitors have been able to access this natural feature. The purchase expands New South Wales's protected natural areas.

NSW acquires national park with rare pink lakes — Image: The West Australian

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‘Once-in-a-generation’: NSW visitors could see pink lakes after national park purchaseVisitors to one Australian state could come face-to-face with a rare natural phenomenon in national parks for the first time.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 20:02
‘Once-in-a-generation’: NSW visitors could see pink lakes after national park purchaseVisitors to one Australian state could come face-to-face with a rare natural phenomenon in national parks for the first time.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 20:02

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