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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.

We are thrilled to have so many accomplished scientists and researchers working with us at the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (the department).

The Minnamurra Rainforest and visitor centre are closed until further notice due to extensive flood damage sustained during last week’s heavy rainfall event.

With catastrophic storms and fire events on the rise, our scientists have developed an accurate and site-specific soil erosion modelling system, helping to mitigate risks, manage emergencies and secure water quality.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), in conjunction with Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) and the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS), is planning more hazard reduction burns in south western Sydney Sunday March 10, 2024.

A series of small wetlands north of Balranald is proving a magnet for threatened waterbird species, including the nationally endangered Australian painted snipe.

The intense rainfall system that is hitting New South Wales is impacting several national parks.

The NSW Government has today announced an Asbestos Taskforce to give more resources and support to the NSW Environment Protection Authority’s investigation into asbestos in mulch.