Local Forestry Corporation of NSW staff have completed the first stage of their annual fire season preparations, passing gruelling fitness tests that simulate the strain placed on the body during firefighting.

Local Forestry Corporation of NSW staff have completed the first stage of their annual fire season preparations, passing tests set to determine if they have the fitness needed for firefighting conditions.

The redevelopment of the Nambucca Surf Lifesaving Club is set to benefit from a donation of seven packs of blackbutt flooring under the Community Timber Partnerships Program.

A partnership between Forestry Corporation of NSW, Boral and Nambucca Shire Council will see donated timber enhance community facilities in Nambucca and Macksville.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has confirmed that discussions are underway with a neighbouring landholder to add nine hectares of privately-managed forest to Cumberland State Forest in West Pennant Hills.

A hazard reduction burn will take place this week and next week in up to 300 hectares of Benandarah State Forest, west of the Princes Highway near Cullendulla.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has launched a photo competition to mark the passing of the iconic Sugar Pine Walk in Bago State Forest, following extensive damage in the 2019-20 bushfire season.

Forestry Corporation of NSW is reminding forest visitors to avoid the Sugar Pine Walk in Bago State Forest following extensive damage in the 2019-20 bushfire season.

With the reopening of State forests for camping this week, Forestry Corporation of NSW is reminding visitors planning a long weekend trip to take COVID-19 precautions.

Camping areas in NSW State forests are reopened to visitors from 1 June 2020.

Forests that are already closed due to fire impacts remain closed. Check here for a list of closures related to fires.

For more information about COVID-19 in NSW and how to protect yourself and the community, please visit the NSW Health website.