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The Saving our Species program is reminding north coast residents and visitors to watch out for endangered coastal emus these school holidays after the death of an emu from vehicle strike last week.

With the annual whale migration season in full swing along the south coast, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is reminding all boaties and those on the water to respectfully watch these creatures from afar.

Around 60k m of Werakata fire trails have been upgraded to help protect the Cessnock community from bushfire.

Central Coast locals and whale-watching enthusiasts are in for a treat, with top whale-watching spot Crackneck Lookout reopening on 21 June following a significant upgrade.

One of the earliest colonial estates established outside the Sydney region, Wingello Park nestled in the Southern Highlands of NSW, has been recognised through a State Heritage Register listing.

Not often does a story start with mountain spas, marsupials and the Milky Way but photographs of 3 wonders are some of the winners in the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service’s inaugural photo competition.

The third stage of upgrades on the Wonga Walk in Dorrigo National Park, one of Australia’s most popular rainforest walks, is now underway.

Shoalhaven's Aboriginal community and Local Aboriginal Land Council rangers will be sharing cultural knowledge of glossy black cockatoos at a series of community workshops this week.

There is a powerful new app that puts a treasure trove of plant information in your pocket.

Businesses can apply for up to $20,000 from the NSW Government to help them save on energy bills by identifying ways to fine-tune processes and upgrade equipment.