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The way we regulate wildlife management activities in New South Wales is changing.

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service applies a tiered risk-based approach to regulating people's interactions with wildlife.

The species of birds listed below have been assessed and determined to be a code regulated bird under the Dealing in Protected Birds Code of Practice, subject to a finalised code and Environmental Agency Head approval.

Learn more about the information we hold describing the natural landscapes and soils of New South Wales and why it is so important.

This information outlines how to propose a significant area of land for declaration as an Aboriginal Place.

Having accurate and accessible information about land and soil helps us to manage them in the most productive and sustainable way.

Soil mapping describes the properties of soils and the landscapes in which they occur. 

Soil information is now easy to find using the new Soils Near Me NSW app, which brings soils to your fingertips.

The Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System is being upgraded to enable the instant delivery of site cards and reports, and automated payments.

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