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Creating and maintaining gardens helps students to develop knowledge and skills for sustainable living. Garden activities can be linked to many areas of the curriculum.

The delivery of new visitor infrastructure in the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area is continuing, with work set to begin on a new picnic area in the heart of the park.

Gardening can be particularly beneficial for children with special needs.

Through waste projects students learn how waste affects the environment and how they can reduce waste at school and at home.

Contact the Bathurst office - National Parks and Wildlife Service. You can get in touch with us by email, phone or mail. 

Eco Schools water projects help students learn why water is an important resource and how conserve it.

In the 2014 round the Environmental Trust approved 57 Environmental Restoration and Rehabilitation grants, totalling $4,626,018.

$3,500 has been allocated to each successful Eco Schools project across New South Wales in 2019.

$3,500 has been allocated to each successful Eco Schools project across New South Wales in 2018.

$3,500 has been allocated to each successful Eco Schools project across New South Wales in 2017.