Parks Australia is a brand dedicated to protecting and preserving some of the most breathtaking natural areas and Aboriginal heritage in the country. As part of the federal environment portfolio, Parks Australia oversees six Commonwealth national parks, including the world-renowned Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Parks. These national parks range from the remote Christmas Island and Pulu Keeling in the Indian Ocean to Norfolk Island in the Pacific, Booderee on the NSW south coast, and the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra.

Parks Australia's purpose is to safeguard and enhance the values of these remarkable parks and gardens for the benefit and enjoyment of all Australians. They achieve this through evidence-based management, ecologically sustainable use, and partnerships with Traditional Owners and stakeholders. Joint management with Aboriginal communities is a guiding principle, ensuring the involvement and aspirations of Traditional Owners are respected and cohesively integrated into park management.

With a motivated workforce and efficient business systems, Parks Australia is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy working environment for both its employees and visitors. Although some of the remote parks have limited public facilities, the rewarding and unique natural surroundings make for an unforgettable working experience. From ranger roles in the field to office-based positions, Parks Australia offers a range of opportunities for those passionate about conservation and public service