We collect and share data and information to monitor and report on the health of the NSW environment.
Our science and research informs decisions to:
- conserve and protect biodiversity
- monitor and manage threatened species
- reduce or manage threats such as pests, weeds and fire
- understand the effects of land use change and help ecosystems adapt to change
- restore ecosystems and improve understanding of biodiversity
- improve land management.
To find out more about our work, go to:
Research partnerships
Partner with us in our biodiversity, conservation and land use research. Your expertise may be what we need to strengthen our scientific knowledge and maximise outcomes for the NSW community.
Email us at [email protected].
Case studies
Our scientists have developed a new way to assess, monitor and measure the health of our ecosystems over time....
Our fleet of drones use artificial intelligence to scour forests for koalas, through darkness, wind and rainstorms, saving research partners valuable time and money in the field....
A crucial yet low-cost set of indicators are guiding restoration activities in Kosciuszko National Park....
