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Our updated planning framework for protecting and managing our natural environment supports the community’s health, economic security and cultural identity.

As our population grows and our state develops, we have put plans in place to ensure that we protect the natural environment and heritage.

Moree farms will soon be able to cut emissions with the region set to host an innovative green hydrogen and ammonia plant, powered by renewable energy, after the project was given the green light by the Minns Labor Government.

The Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan commits to establishing new public reserves and private conservation land, connecting important areas of habitat and helping to restore degraded landscapes.

The NSW government is making it easier for farmers to use their land for tourism activities such as farm experiences, cellar doors and farm stay accommodation.

Preliminary Regional Issues Assessments  summarise the key issues, opportunities and constraints associated with releasing areas for resource exploration.

The NSW Government is making it easier for farmers to use their land for agritourism. The changes support sustainable tourism, giving people more reasons to visit regional and rural NSW.

The department is introducing clear planning definitions for agritourism in NSW to help farmers understand how they can use their land for new income streams.

Well-designed gardens look good, improve sustainability and add value to your home. The NSW Housing Pattern Book landscape design guide shows you how.

We want more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to join us and become part of our community.