Woodland restoration work progresses on Restoring Murray Woodland tender agreements

More than 187km of direct seeding using more than 50kg of locally sourced native shrub seeds has been completed by Murray Seed Services staff on four of the nine NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust agreements established through the Restoring Murr

Researcher wins award at Australia’s largest ecological conference

Our Research Strategy program’s PhD candidate Joshua Lee received an award from the Ecological Society of Australia’s 2024 conference in Melbourne last week.

Graduate heads west for conservation education

“It is that range of biodiversity that we must care for - the whole thing - rather than just one or two stars.” - Sir David Attenborough

Award winner Nathan quietly achieves goals for Aboriginal landowners

Nathan Morgan is a proud Gamilaroi man, a Senior Aboriginal Engagement Officer with the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust, and now, something we all knew - a quiet achiever.  

Private land conservation goal exceeded

The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust has exceeded its goal to secure an additional 200,000 hectares under conservation agreements in NSW by 2025, a full year early. 

Riverina cemeteries are conservation havens

Riverina cemeteries have become conservation havens thanks to local councils and the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust.

Cultural Biodiversity Conservation pilot to protect Aboriginal sites and land

The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust's new Cultural Biodiversity Conservation (CBC) pilot offer has started assessing the proposed conservation areas on land owned and managed by Aboriginal organisations.

Private Land Conservation Matters celebrates one year of education and partnership

One year on from launching the Private Land Conservation Matters program with Landcare NSW, we’ve seen more than 1400 conservation-minded landholders come together at 46 events across the state.

Landholders paid to protect native vegetation on private property

More NSW landholders than ever are being paid to protect native plants and animals on their land through funded agreements with the NSW Government.

Aboriginal empowerment inspires modern conservation practice

The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust's Aboriginal Empowerment Strategy 2024-27 sets out the organisation’s aspirations toward genuine empowerment of the Aboriginal people and communities it works with.