These guidelines provide information on the Environmental Restoration and Rehabilitation Grants Program administered by the NSW Environmental Trust. The guidelines cover eligible organisations, program priorities, and activities that may qualify for funding. They also explain the application assessment process and what grant recipients can expect if they are awarded funding.

This sample workplan provides tips on how to complete the workplan section of your application. If your application is funded, your workplan will be an important tool for tracking and communicating the progress and impact of your project to the Trust. It will also underpin the payment and reporting schedule in your funding agreement.

This guide is designed to support applications for the NSW Environmental Trust Environmental Restoration and Rehabilitation Grants Program using the Grant Management System application form.

BioNet is the authority for NSW biodiversity data. It enables accessible and intuitive open data exchange.

This master plan seeks to establish the park as a major sustainable visitor destination, delivering economic, social and community benefits for the Lithgow region. It is focused on balancing sustainable recreational and commercial use with natural and cultural values, while enhancing biodiversity and conservation outcomes across the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area.

Led by Associate Professor Julie Old (Western Sydney University) and Dr Hayley Stannard (Charles Sturt University) this project aimed to develop a rapid and reliable non-invasive assessment technique to identify sarcoptic mange incidence in wildlife, including wombats, based on scat analysis.

In 2023, the NSW Government committed to establishing a Great Koala National Park on the Mid North Coast. To provide high-quality data on the koala populations in the 176,000 ha of state forest that is being considered for inclusion in the proposed Great Koala National Park, the Koala Science Team within the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water developed a survey for the area. Observations were also made of 2 threatened glider species.

This draft plan of management establishes a shared vision for the Gaagal Wanggaan (South Beach) National Park.

Yiraaldiya National Park is located in western Sydney in the suburb of Shanes Park on the traditional Country of the Dharug people.

The NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is working with the NSW Environment Protection Authority to investigate possible impacts on local air quality from Newcrest Mining Limited’s Cadia East mining activity.