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$80 million is being invested by the NSW Government to protect koalas and secure their habitat in south-west Sydney.

The NSW Government has confirmed that NSW-government-owned sites around the Sydney Harbour foreshore will be free for the public this New Year's Eve, fulfilling an election commitment.

The NSW Government has introduced its landmark Climate Change Bill, to enshrine emissions reduction targets in law in New South Wales and establish an independent Net Zero Commission.

New South Wales will host a Koala Summit on Friday 22 March 2024 to inform the government’s work to protect the Australian icon.

The latest data from the Department of Planning and Environment shows more than 379,000 hectares of native vegetation was cleared in the years following the previous government's biodiversity policy changes. That's an average of nearly 95,000 hectares a year.

New South Wales is leading the way in measuring and monitoring private land conservation.

Two additional renewable energy generation projects and three long-duration storage projects have been successful in the latest tender round of the NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap, cementing the state's position at the leading edge of investment in the national energy transition.

The Minister for the Environment has released the NSW State of the beaches 2022-2023 report, which shows 96% of monitored beaches have excellent water quality.

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination

NSW Threatened Species Scientific Committee Final Determination