Forestry Corporation of NSW has been trialing drones for aerial ignition to better understand how this emerging technology can support a safe and effective hazard reduction burning program.

Forestry Corporation of NSW’s 2019 softwood planting program is underway with planting commencing at Grafton recently.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has completed its annual program of cool burning across central west NSW to reduce the forest fuel load and the risk and impact of summer bushfires.

Visitors to the State forests of the Mid North Coast are being reminded to keep safe during the hazard reduction burning season and pay attention to signage and closed areas.

The Hasting Valley Mountain Bike Riders and Forestry Corporation of NSW are concerned with the reckless and intentional behaviour of vandals in Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park.

Grafton and Walcha Forestry Corporation of NSW staff have been busy updating their planting assessment skills in preparation for onboarding of the seasonal planting workforce.

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.

Seven staff have been welcomed at Tumut's Blowering Nursery to assist with Forestry Corporation of NSW’s annual pine seedling dispatch.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has recently started salvage-harvesting of its burnt pine plantations at Mount Topper State Forest.