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17 Oct 2024

Sawpit Creek Sewage Plant: Pollutant monitoring data archive | Park management

Regular monitoring and reporting of specified pollutants at the Sawpit Creek Sewage Plant is required by Environment Protection Licence No. 447.

Sign of Sawpit Creek at the entrance of the Sawpit Creek picnic area, against a backdrop of lush greenery and trees.
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02 Nov 2023

Park visitor survey | Park management

Surveys of domestic visitors to NSW national parks show a trend of increasing visitation. From 2020 to 2022, visits increased by over 5%, achieving the second highest visitation estimate on record.

A unique arrangement of trees in Summit Forest, Gulaga National Park. The trees are mostly brown, but the bark has peeled off midway revealing whitish brown bark. There are scarce green leaves right at the top of the trees, and green grass and shrubbery at the bottom of the trees.
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16 Jul 2024

Saving our Species public register user guidance | Threatened species

This information will guide you through our new-look public register.

Gang-gang cockatoo (Callocephalon fibriatum)
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15 Mar 2024

Partnering to save a critically endangered 'jewel of the woodlands' | Threatened species

Partners are working together to protect the regent honeyeater’s fading chorus, and there’s still much to be done.

Regent honeyeater (Anthochaera phrygia) in flight with tree in background.
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15 May 2024

Saving our superb parrot project

Each project partner brings a unique quality to conserve this spectacular parrot.

"Close-up photograph of a superb parrot with vibrant green plumage, a bright yellow face, and an orange-red patch on its throat. The bird is perched on a branch, with its striking colours standing out against the blurred natural background.
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15 Nov 2024

Destination biodiversity: the most loved nature experiences in New South Wales | Threatened species

In New South Wales, we are surrounded by diverse ecosystems, from epic mountain ranges to sandy shorelines. These natural playgrounds help our beloved tourist destinations thrive and support many unique threatened species and ecological communities.

A swift parrot standing high upon a branch
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05 Nov 2024

Very mindful: the partnership benefiting humans and threatened species | Threatened species

Plantfulness is a not-for-profit organisation that encourages mindfulness and wellbeing through gardening and nature.

Gloved hand holding tubestock
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09 Sep 2024

Small businesses: catalysts for NSW conservation | Threatened species

Small businesses prove size is not a barrier to conserving biodiversity.

Coastal cafe with outdoor deck, serving customers overlooking ocean and trees.
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31 Oct 2024

Scent detection dogs sniffing out a critically endangered orchid | Threatened species

Three spaniels, an orchid in hiding, and an innovative technique that could change how Saving our Species monitors elusive species.

A Wyong Sun Orchid (Thelymitra adorata) in bloom
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23 Aug 2024

Transgrid races to respond to a fire-ravaged threatened species | Threatened species

This large corporation has partnered with Saving our Species to fund conservation actions for an endangered plant population.

Close-up shot of slightly furry green tendrils and thick, furled pink petals