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The NSW Government is investing more than $337,000 to develop a comprehensive plan for the Hume and Hovell Track to support regional tourism and help it gain international recognition as one of the Great Walks of Australia.

A project to connect Aboriginal communities with Country is also helping conserve three critically endangered species, the Tumut Grevillea shrub and the Southern and Northern Corroboree Frogs.

Locals and tourists will find it easier and safer to visit and enjoy two iconic reserves in the Lismore region with the NSW Government to invest $100,000 in repairs and upgrades to Hanging Rock Falls and Bean Creek Falls.

A NSW Government investment of more than $65,000 in a new kitchen has allowed Broken Hill Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) to run programs that feed children and teach them life skills.

After serving in the navy in World War II and working as a teacher for more than three decades, 97- year-old Ron Vickress still derives immense satisfaction from volunteering in his Northern Tablelands community as NSW’s oldest Crown land manager.

The NSW Government is supporting the future of a crucial Aboriginal health training facility, which is helping to close the gap in health outcomes across our state.

Community volunteers supported by the NSW Government are working to protect sensitive coastal habitat at South Urunga Beach.

Apply for ministerial consent to transfer or change control of a Crown land lease in NSW. Learn the steps, requirements, and how to apply.

Nominations are now open for statewide awards to recognise the efforts of Crown land volunteers and organisations who manage thousands of public reserves across NSW on behalf of their communities.

THE old Pambula showground site will be a safer and more enjoyable place for community use with the completion of a lighting upgrade thanks to a grant from the NSW Government and funding from Reflections Holiday Park and the Pambula United Football Club.