Unwell and injured koala in Pine Creek State Forest

Forestry Corporation was notified by its timber harvesting contractor on Tuesday that an unwell and injured koala had been found within an active plantation harvesting area in Pine Creek State Forest.

Nature, adventure and free camping on offer in State forests this winter

Proposed changes to Forestry Corporation workforce

On 29 June 2026, Forestry Corporation informed employees and unions of proposed changes to its workforce. These proposed changes reflect significant shifts in operational requirements and broader industry conditions.

Forestry officer earns top honours in statewide TAFE NSW course

Major tree‑planting effort boosts koala conservation

Koala habitat is being restored across flood-impacted parts of the Northern Rivers with community groups and Indigenous Ranger teams leading the planting of thousands of vital eucalypt trees.

Community rekindles cultural burning on Country

Statement on Wild Cattle Creek court judgment

Forestry Corporation of NSW acknowledges today’s outcome of legal proceedings related to an operation in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest in July 2020.

Women shaping the future of State Forests recognised on International Women's Day

Forestry Corporation is recognising the women whose expertise, leadership and dedication continue to strengthen NSW State Forests this International Women’s Day.

Clean Up Australia Day puts a spotlight on protecting State Forests across NSW

Volunteers will pull on the gloves to help dispose of tonnes of rubbish in the Broken Bago and Burrawan State forests, south of Port Macquarie, during Clean Up Australia Day this weekend.

Volunteers thanked ahead of Clean Up Australia Day in Wallaroo State Forest

Forestry Corporation has thanked the many volunteers in Port Stephens who have signed up for Sunday’s Clean Up Australia Day event disposing of rubbish in Wallaroo State Forest.