Efforts to safeguard NSW’s fire-affected ash forests Forestry Corporation has embarked on the second year of an alpine ash and white ash seed collection program to protect these important eucalypt forests from future fires. 27 Jun 2025
NSW residents urged to purchase firewood collection authorisations this winter Forestry Corporation is reminding residents to purchase firewood authorisations before collecting wood from State forests. 23 Jun 2025
Tree donation to assist koalas in care Port Stephens Koala Hospital (PSKH) is expanding its vital koala conservation efforts thanks to a koala feed tree donation from Forestry Corporation. 20 Jun 2025
Forestry Corporation firefighters deploy to Alberta, Canada Two experienced firefighters from Forestry Corporation have deployed to assist with the escalating wildfire emergency in Alberta, Canada. 11 Jun 2025
Forestry Corporation urges caution ahead of June Long Weekend As the June long weekend approaches, Forestry Corporation is reminding the public that many State forests across the Hunter, Central Coast and Mid North Coast remain closed due to extensive and hazardous flood-related damage sustained during the May floods. 05 Jun 2025
Booroolong Frog bounces back in State forests The Booroolong Frog, an endangered species under both NSW and Commonwealth legislation, is showing promising signs of recovery in the Central Tablelands, with recent monitoring recording an increase in population numbers. 05 Jun 2025
NSW timber supply strengthened by seedling dispatch on the north coast Millions of eucalypt and pine seedlings are being dispatched across NSW ahead of the annual State Forest planting season. 03 Jun 2025
Guulabaa – Place of Koala wins Urban Land Institute's 2025 Asia Pacific Award for Excellence Guulabaa – Place of Koala, the world’s first purpose-built wild koala breeding and rehabilitation centre, has been named a winner of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) 2025 Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence. 29 May 2025
Avoid State Forests on the Central Coast, Hunter and Mid North Coast Forestry Corporation is advising the public to avoid State Forests in the Hunter, Central Coast and Mid North Coast following significant flooding, which has damaged forest roads and infrastructure. 23 May 2025
Solid Fuel Fire ban lifted in Riverina state forests https://www.forestrycorporation.com.au/about/releases/2026/solid-fuel-fire-ban-lifted-in-riverina-state-forests Visitors to State forests in the Riverina and the state’s west will again be able to light campfires and barbecues using wood, charcoal, and other solid fuels. 15 May 2025