NSW Dept of Planning and Environment

The Department of Environment and Conservation was established by Public Sector and Management (Environment and Conservation) Order 2003 on 24 September 2003. The following agencies were abolished and their branches were transferred to the new Department: Environment Protection Authority; National Parks and Wildlife Service; Resource New South Wales; and the Royal Botanical Gardens and Domain Trust. © State of New South Wales through Museums of History NSW

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Preview	Issue Date	Title / Name	Author(s)
	2004	Draft NSW and National recovery plan - Olearia flocktoniae (Dorrigo Daisy Bush)	Department of Environment and Conservation; Natural Heritage Trust
	2005	Green and Golden Bell Frog Litoria aurea (Lesson 1829) Recovery Plan - Draft recovery plan	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2008	Swifts Across the Strait - 2008 newsletter	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2007	Swifts Across the Strait - 2007 newsletter	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2024	Survey sheet instructions	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Fontainea oraria (Coastal Fontainea) - Draft NSW & National Recovery plan	Natural Hertiage Trust; Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Corchorus cunninghamii - Draft NSW & National Recovery Plan	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Glossy Black-cockatoo feed trees - Natural Resource Management Advisory Series: Note 2	Northern Rivers Catchment Manageemnt Authority; Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources; Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 7: Bat roosts	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 15: Wildlife corridors	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 14: Threatened species recovery plans	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 13: Threatened species conservation	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 12: Biodiversity it's everyones business	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 11: Cultural heritage	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 10: Old growth forests	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 9: Koala habitat	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 8: Flying-fox camps	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 6: Raptor & water birds nest trees	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 5: Fleshy fruited food trees	Department of Environment and Conservation
	2004	Natural resource management advisory series : note 4: Nectar food trees	Department of Environment and Conservation