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The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is planning hazard reduction burns in Booti Booti National Park on Wednesday 12 July and Myall Lakes National Park on Friday 14 July, weather permitting.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is conducting hazard reduction burns in Black Bulga State Conservation Area and Monkerai Nature Reserve, 11 km north-east of Dungog, commencing Sunday 3 September.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is planning further hazard reduction burning in Myall Lakes National Park, near Mayers Flat on The Lakes Way, starting Tuesday 29 August.

Native owls in the Richmond–Clarence lowlands will soon benefit from a $1.19 million large-scale habitat recovery and improvement project, thanks to funding from the NSW Environmental Trust.

A recent aerial deer control program in Werakata National Park has removed 26 of the feral animals from areas of the park earlier this month.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is continuing its hazard reduction program across the Far South Coast, with 5 burns planned from today, Thursday 20 April, until Sunday 23 April, weather permitting.

Soil biodiversity is an exciting and largely unexplored world beneath our feet.

Alpine skinks are some of the coolest yet most at risk species in the snowy mountains, but a new film screening in Jindabyne next week hopes to change all that and carve out some love for these slithery species.

Scientists hope the secret lives of Australian Pelicans will be revealed in more detail thanks to a project tracking the travel habits of these majestic birds.

Community and agency members of Lachlan Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) describe a January aerial flight over the Lachlan catchment as a 'once in a lifetime experience'.