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SEED has partnered with the department to improve water sector transparency and build confidence in water management by providing open access to water data.

Learn how rocks, minerals, soils and landforms are shaped over time.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service seeks feedback on the draft dealing in protected birds code of practice.

Some activities no longer require a licence and are now covered under a regulatory code of practice.

Find out how to register and keep protected animal specimens.

Find out about licences for landowners to control native animals posing a threat to safety or causing property damage.

A biodiversity conservation licence.

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

There is an enforceable limit of 5 transactions that you can perform in a 12-month period.

This form is for you to inquire about access to your property on a road or trail through a national park or other reserve managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.