Our Work

Nature in the Council Elections

Local councils interact with communities more directly than any other level of government. They manage vital community assets like parks, bushland and active transport infrastructure, recycling and disposing of waste, water usage,...

Forests & Koalas

The Nature Conservation Council works to protect native forests and the animals and plants that live in them.

Climate & Energy

Climate action can't wait. Coal plants in NSW are reaping record profits. Every day they spew out more toxic pollution that is causing severe harm to human health, our waterways,...

Rivers & Wetlands

Healthy rivers and wetlands are essential for native wildlife, Aboriginal cultural heritage, local communities, and a diverse range of industries, from floodplain grazing to tourism and recreational fishing. The rivers and wetlands...

Large Forest Owls Project

Check Out Our New Large Forest Owl Management Guide Booklets! Two guide booklets have been produced to assist landholders and land managers to identify large forest owls of the Richmond-Clarence lowlands, and...

Hotspots Fire Project

The Hotspots Fire Project is an education and training program the Nature Conservation Council runs with the NSW Rural Fire Service to increase understanding of the role of fire in the bush...

Healthy Ecosystems

Our Healthy Ecosystems program helps maintain and enhance biodiversity, cultural values and resilience by engaging, educating and training communities. Real-world challenges demand real-world solutions We work with rural property owners, public land managers...