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This National Science Week (11-19 August), the NSW Government is celebrating an important milestone for public access to environmental data, with 1000 datasets now available on the Sharing and Enabling Environmental Data portal, SEED.

Science and research hold the key to cracking the code for how best to save 25 mysterious and largely unknown threatened species in NSW.

Following significant snowfalls in the Snowy Mountains over the past month and the Bureau of Meteorology predicting further dumps, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has issued a warning to skiiers and snowboarders before they venture into the back country.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is planning a hazard reduction burn at the Crater Cove and Dobroyd Head area in Balgowlah Heights today, Thursday 9 August.

Researchers from the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) and the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney have received $174,000 to start a conservation project to fight disease affecting many endangered plants in NSW.

Power bills for thousands of families and businesses across NSW will fall thanks to $72 million in energy efficiency measures announced by Premier Gladys Berejiklian Monday, 20 August.

The NSW Government is seeking community views on a new marine park proposal, which includes 25 sites between Newcastle and Wollongong.

Finding sustainably built office space and green businesses has been made easier thanks to a NSW Government online initiative.

The NSW Government has put $9 million on the table to deliver more local projects to save threatened species.

An ambitious project to better preserve the so called "dinosaur tree" – the Wollemi Pine – has blossomed and is sprouting in a secret location.