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National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) in conjunction with NSW Rural Fire Service and Fire and Rescue NSW are planning a hazard reduction burn for Wianamatta Regional Park, Jordan Springs Thursday 2 November.

The NSW Government is releasing a range of information related to wild horse management in Kosciuszko National Park.

Clean, renewable energy to power up to 700,000 homes a year has been given the green light with the NSW Government’s approval for the Yanco Delta wind farm in the state’s South West Renewable Energy Zone (REZ).

Get ready for the most important day in December (no, not Christmas) – World Soils Day! This day is celebrated around the globe and educates and informs people about the importance of our soils and the threats to them.

National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) in conjunction with NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) and Fire and Rescue (FRNSW) is planning a hazard reduction burn for Yiraaldiya National Park, Shalvey, in western Sydney from Friday 20 October, weather permitting.

When you stand on a beach and look out to sea, what do you imagine the seafloor looks like? LiDAR technology, pulsing laser beams through the waves, gives us a new view.

A $2.2 million upgrade of Sea Acres National Park, one of the Mid-North Coast’s most popular nature-based eco-tourism experiences, is complete.

The report of a November 2022 survey of the wild horse population in Kosciuszko National Park has been released, showing an estimated wild horse population of 18,814 horses, with a 95% confidence interval of 14,501 - 23,535 horses.

Local environments and waterways across the state will soon be restored, with 23 grants totalling more than $4 million awarded to community groups and organisations through the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust.

4,500 hectares of bushland containing koala-preferred habitat near Port Macquarie will be protected forever following its purchase by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.