People planning their holiday travels and activities should put State forests on top of the list. These special public places are not only free to visitors, but offer fun, adventure and memories.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has worked with a local contractor to unveil a new all-natural playground at the popular Swan’s Crossing in Kerewong State Forest.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has installed traffic counters at a number of locations across the Newnes State forest to better understand how people are using the area.

A dazed juvenile brushtail possum rescued by Forestry Corporation of NSW staff has given a cheeky wave of thanks after a recent fire on Perricoota State Forest.

With winter approaching, many central west residents are stocking up on firewood — State forests are a great source for firewood if you have a permit and stick to the rules.

Cobark Lookout at Barrington Tops State Forest has had a makeover, offering visitors architect-designed facilities and a world class view.

Forestry Corporation of NSW is advising that Pilliga West and Merriwindi State Forest are closed until further notice due to damage from heavy rain.

School students will soon get a 360 degree view of the forestry industry thanks to cutting edge virtual reality filming just completed on the North Coast.

Mitchell Early Learning Centre students got to see firsthand some of the tools keeping the community safe from bushfire yesterday morning.

Water-damaged timber donated by Boral and Forestry Corporation of NSW has seen an exciting new track launched in Jacks Ridge Mountain Bike Park, Nambucca State Forest.