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Walking track access to the summit of Tomaree Headland will change during May as the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service completes maintenance to tracks and heritage restoration at Fort Tomaree.

A landholder in the Collarenebri area has entered into an enforceable undertaking with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water following the unlawful clearing of 534 hectares of native vegetation on their property.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is investigating the destruction of rare native trees in a nature reserve south of Bellingen.

Visitors to Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area will soon enjoy further improvements with works set to commence on Stage 2 of the Cape Byron walking track rebuild between Wategos Beach and the Cape Byron Lighthouse.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) are planning a hazard reduction burn in Warrumbungle National Park from Thursday 30 May, weather permitting.

After sustaining significant damage during the devastating 2019–20 bushfires, the West Kaputar Rock Lookout near Narrabri has been resurrected and is now ready to welcome visitors.

Results of soil sampling in the Gwydir Wetlands could prove a valuable tool in the future management of water for the environment.

The successful hatching of a trio of chicks is great news for a program releasing zoo-bred regent honeyeaters to integrate and breed with wild populations of the rare songbird.

The creation of one of Sydney’s largest parks is one step closer with almost 5 ha of rare native bushland near the CBD added to Wolli Creek Regional Park by the NSW Government.

Heavy rainfall and flooding has caused the closure of Wombeyan Caves, Abercrombie River National Park and Yerranderie Regional Park over the long weekend.