Recovery plans

Recovery plans contain details about the conservation of certain threatened species and are used to manage their recovery.

The Biodiversity Conservation Program and associated Saving our Species strategies have replaced the need for recovery plans.

Recovery plans helped us safeguard the future survival of threatened species.

These recovery plans outlined:

a specific species' life history, distribution and habitat
threats to a species
actions that can be taken to recover a species, including the cost, time frame and agency responsible for carrying out these actions.

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Saving our Species 2016-2021

The NSW Government is investing $100 million over five years in saving more threatened animals and plants from extinction. The funds are allocated from 2016 to 2021 to Saving our Species, NSW’s leading threatened species conservation program.

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