The flood recovery program for water quality monitoring in the Darling-Baaka River is a comprehensive river health monitoring program that extends the NSW Government’s incident response to...

A key objective of the Applied Bushfire Science Program is to incorporate cultural practices, knowledge and values into the policy and planning for bushfire and land management.

The NSW Tolerable Fire Interval guidelines are being updated to improve the application of different fire intervals in the landscape. The tolerable fire intervals form part of the official...

Cultural science examines and explores the impacts and benefits of activating Aboriginal cultural values, knowledge, practices, and assets in caring for NSW's rich landscape and biodiversity...

To ensure impact, ABSP works closely with DCCEEW’s threatened species monitoring programs which have existing protocols and datasets. Examples include the NSW Saving our Species Program and...

The ABSP team are establishing a long-term monitoring and research framework to better understand ecosystem responses to the fire regime in response to Recommendation 36 of the 2020 NSW...

The NSW Bushfire and Natural Hazards Research Centre (BNHRC) is a state-focused collaboration between the NSW Government, research institutions, land and emergency management agencies and...

The Darling-Baaka River Health Project Introduction webinar was hosted by the Science, Economics and Insights Division of the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water...