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Visitors to Glenrock State Conservation Area will soon enjoy an upgraded car parking experience, with construction to start on a new, 47-space carpark off Scout Camp Road next week.

A local NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) firefighter has joined an international effort to fight wildfires burning in Canada.

Access to northern sections of Lord Howe Island’s Permanent Park Preserve is being restored, enabling visitors to once again experience some of Australia’s best walking tracks from 25 March.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has commenced works to upgrade the well-loved Somersby Falls picnic area in Brisbane Water National Park, just outside Gosford.

To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11 February 2023, we feature women scientists in the Science, Economics and Insights Division addressing the biggest environmental challenges facing New South Wales today and in the future.

We might be biased, but at Saving our Species we’re fortunate to have leading researchers, scientists and ecologists working to save threatened species across New South Wales.

Hello from the Southern Tablelands. I’m Erika Roper, Threatened Species Officer for the Saving Our Species Program, and I’m here to take you on another field trip.

With favourable conditions returning, the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), in conjunction with NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS), is planning a hazard reduction burn in Scheyville National Park, east of Pitt Town, on Wednesday 18 January.

Southern walking tracks on Lord Howe Island have re-opened, subject to strict hygiene requirements and additional staffing in place to monitor and ensure compliance with protocols.

With fire season around the corner, more than 130 national park firefighters are being put through their paces today as part of a rigorous training program designed to maintain and build firefighting capacity in national parks.