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From time to time, the Trust has been asked to fund new priorities of government. These are generally high-priority issues that address point-in-time environmental issues or complement new policy or legislative frameworks.

A $20.3 million Environmental Trust grant to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service will help turn back the tide of species extinctions by supporting plans to more than triple the area of feral-cat-and-fox-free land in national park estate.

Sustainability Advantage connects members with a network of leaders, supporting innovation and encouraging organisations to share their success.

A joint NSW DCCEEW, UNSW and WaterNSW project.

Environmental Water Advisory Groups work closely with the community to deliver water for the environment to priority sites across the state.

The department prepares annual watering plans each water year (July to June) for the valleys where we actively manage water for the environment. These plans are based on advice received from environmental water advisory groups.

'Carryover' is licensed water that remains unused in accounts at the end of the water year.

We work closely with the community to deliver water for the environment to priority sites across the state.

This program provides funding through organics infrastructure streams.

Landholders are playing a central role in the protection and restoration of wetlands on private properties.