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This program helps lead community environmental organisations build the NSW community’s capacity to protect and conserve our environment.

Rivers, creeks and wetlands play a vital role in sustaining healthy communities and economies. They provide connections across the landscape for people, plants and animals, with benefits that extend well beyond the riverbank.

The planning and delivery of water for the environment involves a range of supporting activities including scientific monitoring, evaluation and water trading.

This program supports investment in waste and recycling infrastructure.

Every year, water in our rivers and dams is bought and sold to meet the needs of towns, farms, industries and the environment.

Frequently asked questions about trade are explained below.

Native vegetation is trees, shrubs, herbs and grasses that are indigenous to New South Wales. These plants are vital to the health of our land.

Australia has 240 known species of amphibians, and all of them are frogs.

Unallocated vegetation clearing refers to clearing that does not need approval, where an approval has not been recorded, or where the clearing is unlawful.

Find out where these animals are found, how they can be identified and what can be done to protect them.