Forestry Corporation firefighters have stepped up preparations for the approaching bushfire season through a five-day intensive training camp on the Mid North Coast.

Forestry Corporation is undertaking a hazard reduction burn in Broken Bago State Forest, near Wauchope, this week.

Mid North Coast residents are being invited to collect free firewood and learn valuable chainsaw safety skills at a two-day event in Kiwarrak State Forest near Old Bar.

Mountain bike riders and adventure seekers can explore more of the best riding experiences in NSW through the launch of a new online MTB hub showcasing State forest trails.

Families are being encouraged to get outdoors and make the most of the upcoming school holidays by exploring the diverse range of free, nature-based experiences available in the State forests.

Port Stephens Koala Hospital (PSKH) is strengthening its koala conservation efforts thanks to a recent koala feed tree donation from Forestry Corporation of NSW.

Northern Corroboree Frog surveys across Bondo State Forest have recorded the highest number of detections in recent years signalling encouraging signs for the critically endangered species.

Forestry Corporation’s Elissa Tolson has been recognised as the top student in TAFE NSW’s Certificate III in Forest Operations, receiving the prestigious G&J Groves Award for outstanding achievement across the two-year course.

Bunyah Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) community firefighters are carrying out a cultural burn in Cowarra State Forest marking a significant milestone in the return of traditional Aboriginal fire practices to State Forest management.