NSW Dept of Planning and Environment

The Office of Environment and Heritage was established under the Public Sector Employment and Management (Departments) Order 2011 as a division of the Principal Department, the Department of Premier and Cabinet. It comprised staff of the former Principal Department, the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water and of the Heritage Branch of the Department of Planning. Most branches of the former Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water became branches of the Office of Environment and Heritage. From 23 April 2014 the Office of Environment and Heritage was removed from the Department of Premier and Cabinet to form part of the Department of Planning and Environment. At 30 June 2014 the Office of Environment and Heritage consisted of the following areas: Customer Experience; Heritage; Legal Services; National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS); Policy; Regional Operations; Science; and, Strategy, Performance and Services. At 30 June 2017 the Office of Environment and Heritage consisted of the following divisions: Parks Operations Division (led by National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS); Park Programs Divisions (also led by NPWS); Regional Operations Division; Heritage Division; Policy Division; Science Division and Strategy and Performance Division. From 15 March 2017 the Office of Environment and Heritage within the Department of Planning and Environment was responsible to the portfolios of the Environment, of Heritage, and of Planning. The Office of Environment and Heritage was abolished on 1 July 2019. Most persons employed in the Office of Environment and Heritage were transferred to the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment. The Heritage Division and the Cultural Policy Branch were transferred from the Office of Environment and Heritage to the Department of Premier and Cabinet. © State of New South Wales through Museums of History NSW

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Preview	Issue Date	Title / Name	Author(s)
	2016	BioNet Web Services Species sighting web service data standard Version 4.0	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Community Attitudes to Renewable Energy in NSW	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	2012–14 Koala survey report in coastal forests of south-eastern NSW – Bermagui/Mumbulla area Corridors and core habitat for koalas	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	NSW Coastal Management Reforms: Report on Submissions Received	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	2015 Annual Report New South Wales Commercial Kangaroo Harvest Management Plan 2012–16	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	How to access the BioNet Web Service using Excel and Power Query A BioNet Quick Guide	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Web Services Vegetation Classification Web Service Data Standard version 1	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Species Sighting Data Standard BioNet Web Services Version 5	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Web Services 2.0 Release notes version 1	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Web Services NSW Landscapes Web Service Data Standard version 1	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Developer Guidelines BioNet Web Services	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Government Resource Efficiency Policy Whole of government progress : annual report 2014–15	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	NSW Climate Change Fund Annual Report 2015–16	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Code of Practice for Injured, Sick and Orphaned Birds of Prey	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Vegetation Map Data	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Vegetation Classification Data	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Government resource efficiency policy Office of Environment and Heritage Annual Report 2014–15	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	BioNet Systems enhancements	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	Growth Centres Biodiversity Offset Program Annual Report 2015–16	Office of Environment and Heritage
	2016	The Mysterious Hydrology of Thirlmere Lakes A report by Thirlmere Lakes Inter-Agency Working Group	Thirlmere Lakes Inter-Agency Working Group; Office of Environment and Heritage