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Three Blue Mountains-based NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) staff have joined an international effort to fight wildfires burning in Canada.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service will be conducting a hazard reduction burn in Seven Mile Beach National Park beginning Saturday 3 June.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service will conduct a hazard reduction burn in Blue Mountains National Park on Saturday 3 June 2023, weather permitting.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is conducting a hazard reduction burn 55 km north-west of Gloucester in Curracabundi National Park beginning on Friday 2 June.

What better way to mark World Environment Day than to get involved in a local conservation project offering big hope to the survival of small squirrel gliders in Glenrock State Conservation Area.

A healthy koala population has been discovered in the high-elevation forests of Coolah Tops National Park with the help of thermal drones and sniffer dogs.

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.

With fire season around the corner, more than 130 national park firefighters are being put through their paces today as part of a rigorous training program designed to maintain and build firefighting capacity in national parks.

Platypus have returned to Royal National Park, after being locally extinct for 50 years.