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The Wildlife Management System (WMS) is the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water's online platform for services and transactions related to wildlife licensing. Some customers can now apply for, renew and manage wildlife licences online.

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is committed to protecting your privacy. Read the privacy statement for the Wildlife Management System. 

Find information and links to user guides to help you use the Wildlife Management System for different types of wildlife licences and transactions, such as renewing or registering for a kangaroo management licence.

These ‘How to’ guides will help you to use the Wildlife Management System for different types of wildlife licences and transactions.

Commercial activities that involve captive-sourced emus and emu eggs need a licence.

Find out how to apply for a licence to farm emus.

Find out how to apply for a licence to carve or decorate emu eggs.

The way we regulate wildlife management activities in New South Wales is changing.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service applies a tiered risk-based approach to regulating people's interactions with wildlife.

The species of birds listed below have been assessed and determined to be a code regulated bird under the Dealing in Protected Birds Code of Practice, subject to a finalised code and Environmental Agency Head approval.