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The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is planning to conduct a hazard reduction burn in Kosciuszko National Park beginning Monday 27 May 2024, weather permitting.

Part of Kosciuszko National Park will temporarily close from 4 April. The closure is to ensure public safety during essential operations for feral animal control. This includes the use of aerial shooting.

The biggest changes to environment protection regulation in more than 3 decades have passed the NSW Parliament today. This paves the way for higher penalties and stronger regulatory action for those that do the wrong thing.

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, in conjunction with Ku-ring-gai Council, Fire & Rescue NSW and NSW Rural Fire Service, is planning to conduct a hazard reduction burn tomorrow Thursday 7 March 2024.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is planning a 1500-hectare hazard reduction burn in Blue Mountains National Park from Tuesday 23 April, weather permitting.

World Turtle Day is on 23 May. It highlights the role of turtles in the environment, the issues they face, and how we can help ensure they survive into the future.

More than one-third of the world's 7,500 frog species are in danger of extinction, which is an alarming statistic. World Frog Day, observed on 20 March, is dedicated to raising awareness of the plight of threatened frog species and how we can help conserve them.

Travel across landscapes is integral to most plant and animal life cycles. Animals move in search of food, shelter, mates or in response to weather events. Likewise, the survival of many plant species often depends on the ability of their pollen and seeds to move.

Planning and construction is well underway on a number of new walking experiences within the Gardens of Stone State conservation area.

Jemena's Malabar Biomethane Project is the first renewable gas project in Australia to receive GreenPower Renewable Gas Certification.