West Pennant Hills’ Cumberland State Forest will be closed on Tuesday 12 November due to fire danger.

All State forests from Sydney to the Queensland border, and in the Northern Tablelands, Central West and Moss Vale are now closed to the public until further notice due to the ongoing fire risk.

All State forests from the north of Nabiac to the Queensland border and the northern tablelands will remain closed to the public until further notice due to the ongoing fire risk.

All State forests from the north of Sydney to the Queensland border and the northern tablelands will be closed to the public on Thursday 7, Friday 8 and Saturday 9 November due to the very high to extreme fire danger over the coming days.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has worked closely with Local Land Services and other Central Tablelands land managers this year in two major wild dog control programs.

Cumberland State Forest will open its gates after dark on Saturdays in November for its popular Animal Spotlight wildlife walks.

The Coffs Harbour Pistol Club has re-opened its doors after a three-year break, thanks in large part to donated timber from Forestry Corporation of NSW and Boral.

Spot a striking rainbow lorikeet, a hidden tawny frogmouth or even a powerful owl up in the forest canopy on a guided bird watching walk in Cumberland State Forest in West Pennant Hills this October.

An abandoned campfire that spread earlier in the week could have led to disaster if not for the quick actions of community members and the local Rural Fire Service (RFS).

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.