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The Riverina Red Gum Regional Employment and Community Development Fund was created to support the NSW Riverina community.

The Saving our Species Contestable Grants Program is a contestable grants program seeking to achieve long-term outcomes for threatened species in New South Wales.

The Saving our Species Partnership Grants Program encourages joint efforts by government, the community and industry to protect and conserve threatened plants and animals.

This program supported new approaches to managing metal waste (shredder floc) produced during recycling.

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment.

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Murray and Lower Darling catchments for 2017–18.

The state’s newest national park has been named Cuttaburra National Park, in recognition of its key geographical features which are unique to the north-western corner of NSW.

We have teams across the state working to protect the state's environment and heritage.

The Minns Labor Government has ruled out any expansion of cruise ship tourism in Jervis Bay Marine Park, to ensure the protection of the park’s important natural and social values.

Tuckerbil wetlands, north-west of Leeton, are proving a magnet for waterbird species, including the endangered brolga.