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The NSW Government has granted an Aboriginal land claim that will see a parcel of land located in the Northern Tablelands region returned to the local Aboriginal community.

Track the progress of Crown land action plans and see how NSW is delivering sustainable outcomes for communities and the environment.

Safety has been improved at the historic Gallymont Dam near Mandurama in the state’s Central West after the NSW Government completed $151,000 in critical work to stabilise the dam and protect the surrounding environment.

The NSW Government has completed the removal of five dilapidated and unsafe former boathouses from Atherton Drive Reserve in Urunga on the NSW Coffs Coast, allowing over 1,000 square metres of green, open space to be returned to the local community.

Volunteers representing six separate Crown Land boards in the Dubbo region have been honoured for their long-standing service to their local communities.

The Murray Conservatorium of Music building in Albury will be preserved for further generations following the awarding of a $468,325 grant from the NSW Government for repairs and upgrades to the historic structure.

Three derelict former residential properties located on Crown Land in the Broken Hill region will be removed by the NSW Government to restore the land and protect the environment.

Crown Lands is joining exhibitors at the annual Sydney International Boat Show to raise awareness
about requirements for waterfront structures, such as jetties and pontoons.

The NSW Government has completed a $119,000 project to stop illegal dumping, including the unlawful disposal of cars, tyres and other waste, on Crown land off Bradwood Road in Yerriyong on the state's South Coast.

The NSW Government has completed a major clean-up of land at a former Scout camp near Tweed Heads with more than 100 tonnes of materials and dumped waste removed.