This guidance note provides practical methods for use by restoration ecologists and practitioners to assist them in defining reference ecosystems, selecting reference sites, and measuring restoration success.

This is the second fire extent and severity mapping report produced for New South Wales. It outlines analyses for the 2020–21 and 2016–17 fire years.

This is the first fire extent and severity mapping annual report produced for New South Wales. It outlines analyses for the 2019–20 fire season and retrospectively compares the 2017–18 and 2018–19 fire seasons.

This document provides a series of textual snapshots of the conservation, character and significance of the bioregions of New South Wales. Each chapter presents information on a variety of characteristics of the bioregion, including both physical descriptions and its conservation status.

This summary provides an outline of the biodiversity and landscape data and analyses that can assist governments, businesses and communities to understand the broad environmental effects of the extraordinary fire events of 2019–20.

This conservation action plan identifies key risks and prescribes management and monitoring activities for the endangered black-tailed antechinus in Numinbah Nature Reserve, Border Ranges National Park, and Limpinwood Nature Reserve.

A review of the potential impacts of different fire regimes on soil erosion and sedimentation, nutrient and carbon cycling, and water quantity and quality.

This report summarises the fire extent and severity mapping analysis for the 2022–23 fire year; 3 years after the black summer of 2019–20.

This report summarises the FESM analyses for the 2021–22 fire year, 2 years after the black summer of 2019–20. This is the third report in the series.

This report summarises the fire extent and severity mapping analysis for the 2023–24 fire year.