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The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) will be conducting a remote area hazard deduction burn in the Byadbo Wilderness Area of Kosciuszko National Park on Wednesday 5 April, weather permitting.

The Hunter estuary is one of the most important sites for migratory shorebirds in New South Wales and since 2003, the Hunter Bird Observers Club has dedicated almost 11,000 volunteer hours to its protection.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is conducting a hazard reduction in The Basin Nature Reserve west of Guyra over the next few days, starting on 22 March 2023.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is planning two hazard reduction burns in the Pilliga West State Conservation Area from tomorrow (Thursday 29 March), weather permitting.

Wet weather from the La Nina weather pattern has brought one piece of welcome news - the state has continued to record good air quality.

A hazard reduction burn in Yiraaldiya National Park Thursday 9 March 2023 in Western Sydney is business as usual for the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

The secret to bringing one of the state’s most cryptic and restricted seabirds, the Kermadec petrel, back to its original home may be some good, old-fashioned historical sleuthing.

For half a century the southern bell frog had not been detected in the Great Cumbung Swamp in far southwestern NSW.

Platypus have returned to Royal National Park, after being locally extinct for 50 years.

Plumwood Mountain, the remote 120-hectare bush property where Australia's most prominent environmental philosopher Dr Val Plumwood resided and worked, has been listed on the NSW State Heritage Register.