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Two newly hatched, fluffy pied oystercatcher chicks, no bigger than golf balls, were spotted at a beach in the Jervis Bay area last week, the first shorebird chicks to hatch this season on the south coast.

A unique, natural landscape on the northern bank of Sydney Harbour, Badangi, has been listed on the State Heritage Register.

Two statutory reviews into native vegetation management and biodiversity conservation laws have today been tabled in the NSW Parliament.

Another section of Illawarra’s iconic Sublime Point Walking Track is now open, following extensive geotechnical works to make the much-loved track safer.

As a precaution, some of Sydney’s national parks will be closed from Wednesday 20 September 2023 due to forecast extreme fire conditions and a Total Fire Ban (TOBAN).

The Australian and New South Wales Labor governments announced that Sydney will be the host for the first Global Nature Positive Summit in early October 2024.

Nowra-based Damien Dubrowin is among 15 National Parks and Wildlife Service firefighters who have been called up this week to help Canadian Emergency Services battle unprecedented wildfires.

Blue Mountains National Park has retained its top spot as the most visited national park in New South Wales.

The NSW Government has reached 2 big milestones on the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) as it continues to progress the REZ to reality.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) will be conducting 2 hazard reduction burns in the Shoalhaven area on Saturday 5 August, weather permitting.