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Explore how we keep track of plants and animals in their habitat and use the data we collect to inform our programs to conserve them.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service provides a central advisory service for the whale migrations season.

You must have a professional or landholder kangaroo harvester licence if you want to harvest kangaroos and sell kangaroo carcasses in New South Wales.

We are ensuring a sustainable New South Wales through climate change and energy action, water management, and environment and heritage conservation and protection.

Learn about the framework for the conservation of biodiversity in New South Wales.

The NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee is established under the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016. It is an independent committee of scientists appointed by the Minister for the Environment.

The NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee uses the Common Assessment Method and the listing criteria in the Biodiversity Conservation Regulation 2017 to determine if a species, population or ecological community is eligible for listing.

Nominating a species, population or ecological community as threatened, or nominating a key threatening process is the first step in the process for listing in the Schedules of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016.

Preliminary Determinations are placed on public exhibition to encourage comment and to attract additional information relevant to the assessment.

Anyone can nominate a species, population, ecological community or key threatening process to be listed or delisted from the Schedules of the Act. The main steps in the process are nomination, assessment, public exhibition and listing.