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Adaptive management, community participation, collaboration with partners and responsible trading are some of the tools used to manage water for the environment.

The NSW Environmental Trust has launched a new strategic plan to guide investment over the next 5 years.

Three major foundation programs have influenced the development of water for the environment management in New South Wales.

Water management has a unique vocabulary. Knowing the terms and definitions used in this context is a useful step towards understanding the important role of water for the environment.

Keep up with the latest from the NSW Environmental Trust and the EES Coast, Estuary and Floodplain grants programs.

The NSW Environmental Trust funds a wide range of organisations to achieve positive environmental outcomes for New South Wales through its diverse portfolio of contestable grants programs.

This program funds the establishment and upgrade of community recycling centres to better manage problem wastes from households.

The Environmental Education grants program funds projects that develop knowledge and skills in protecting and restoring our environment.

DCCEEW Biodiversity, Conservation and Science, in partnership with Water Infrastructure NSW and Local Land Services, will work with landholders and communities across the southern Basin to implement the Reconnecting River Country Program.

Healthy rivers and wetlands are the lifeblood of New South Wales. They are essential for the delivery of economic, social and environmental outcomes that impact us all.