Conservation programs
Find out about programs that protect and conserve NSW public lands and partnership programs to protect and conserve privately owned lands.
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- Biodiversity Conservation Investment Strategy
- About the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016
- Land management
- Native Vegetation Regulatory map
- Assessment Bilateral Agreement
- Areas of Outstanding Biodiversity Value
- Biodiversity Conservation Advisory Panel
- Biodiversity Indicator Program
- NSW BioNet
- About biodiversity
- Bioregions
- Biodiversity conservation policies and guidelines
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- About the Biodiversity Offsets Scheme
- Generate credits with a biodiversity stewardship agreement
- Clear and develop land
- Biodiversity credits market
- Maps, systems and resources
- News and updates
- Help and support
- For accredited assessors
- For local government and decision makers
- Biodiversity certification
- Strategic offset delivery agreements
Existing agreements
If you have an existing agreement, including conservation agreements under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, trust agreements under the Nature Conservation Trust Act 2001 and BioBanking agreements under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995, these agreements will be carried over and remain in place and will be managed by the Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT).
This means that properties protected under a permanent conservation agreement will continue to be protected in perpetuity.
For more information, visit the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust.