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We conduct health assessments of waterways and work with local councils and other agencies to monitor water quality.

Learn about research projects investigating pollutants at our beaches.

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is responsible for the protection, conservation, and management of marine wildlife in NSW waters.

Volunteers, commercial organisations and the National Parks and Wildlife Service staff make valuable contributions to our knowledge about marine wildlife.

This interactive dashboard shows data from marine wildlife incidents in New South Wales.

We currently license various volunteer groups and a small number of facilities and individuals as wildlife rehabilitation providers. Together, they service nearly all of New South Wales.

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water regulates wildlife rehabilitation to ensure services are available, reliable and applied in accordance with best practice.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation providers must ensure that the welfare needs of injured and sick protected animals are met, so the conservation benefits from their rehabilitation and release are optimised.

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Cuttagee Lake to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Dalhousie Creek to have excellent water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.