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As a leader in threatened species conservation, Saving our Species is making a positive difference to the future of threatened species across New South Wales, and 2022 has given us plenty to celebrate!

Visitors to the popular Maloneys Beach are set to enjoy a new and improved day use area with works starting on new facilities and a new staircase at the precinct.

Antrophyum austroqueenslandicum D.L.Jones, a fern has been listed as an Critically endangered species.

One of the earliest and most traumatic frontier conflict events between First Nations people and European settlers, the Appin massacre, is being recognised through a State Heritage Register listing.

National Parks and Wildlife Service is looking for volunteers to help conduct the 10th annual night-time koala surveys in Bongil Bongil National Park, south of Coffs Harbour.

Meet the Mongarlowe mallee. With only six individuals in existence, it may be Australia’s loneliest tree. It also poses the question – what can we do for a species that has so few individuals left?

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination