These publications were developed as a tool for communities, local councils, management authorities and state agencies to use to protect and consider marine water quality in catchment management and land-use planning activities.

This study investigated the effectiveness of retrofitting existing rock and concrete-armoured coastal structures with additional (and more stable) primary armour.

Assistance for local government on ways to integrate coastal and catchment management objectives into their Coastal Management Programs and their broader planning frameworks.

This document describes how the tool was developed, how to use it in the context of achieving the goals of our state water quality policy, and the key findings of a detailed analysis of the 573 individual water-related clauses that make up the tool.

These guidelines provide an overview of the considerations for engaging Aboriginal communities, knowledge holders and Aboriginal-led organisations when preparing coastal management programs.

This report summarises the performance of 32 swimming sites in the Central Coast region of New South Wales.

In the words of Charles Darwin, the long-nosed potoroo is 'an animal, as big as a rabbit, but with the figure of a kangaroo'.

A guide to improving the environmental value of seawalls and seawall-lined foreshores in estuaries

The Coastal and Estuary Grants Program underpins the implementation of the coastal management framework and supports local councils and communities to achieve the state’s long-term vision for the coast.