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Additional real-time local air quality data is now available for Sydney's inner city residents following the launch of a new air monitoring station.

A new 2.1 km walking track to the enchanting Unicorn Falls in Mount Jerusalem National Park has recently been completed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

It’s no trick – if you volunteer to be part of the latest Saving our Species project, you’re in for a treat as the Department of Planning and Environment is seeking citizen scientists to scan the skies for insect-eating bats in four key locations.

Koala habitat in the state's north will be better conserved and restored, while community conservation will be more strategically coordinated, with an investment of almost $1.4 million from the NSW Koala Strategy.

Protecting the spectacular environment and cultural heritage values of the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area (SCA) is at the heart of the park's newly adopted Plan of Management, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) said.

It’s not often you get the chance to increase the size of a threatened species’ population in one month, let alone the population of 3 threatened species. Yet this is what the wild orchids project achieved in July this year.

Planning is underway for the new Dorrigo Arc Rainforest Centre and Dorrigo Escarpment Great Walk in Dorrigo National Park.

A 57-hectare parcel of land between the Murrumbidgee River and Yanga Creek known as Poonyea has been recognised as an Aboriginal Place.

Promethis sterrha Olliff, 1889, a beetle has been listed as a critically endangered species.