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Discover how Crown land is managed in NSW, its public uses, legal foundations, and importance to communities and the environment.

Discover how Crown land in the Western Division supports grazing, agriculture, and regional development through Western lands leases.

Crown land is land that is managed by the NSW Government in the public interest. Find out more about the different types of Crown land.

Travelling stock reserves on Crown land support grazing, biodiversity, and cultural heritage while enabling sustainable land management.

Crown land offers diverse recreational opportunities including camping, hiking, fishing, and fossicking, managed for public enjoyment and conservation.

Crown Land 2031 sets a long-term vision for Crown land, focusing on sustainability, community benefit, and improved land management outcomes.

Work has been completed on stage one of a major clean-up of the historic former Batlow sawmill site to repair the land for the local community.

Explore the key priorities shaping the future of Crown land in NSW, focusing on sustainability, access, partnerships, and community benefit.

Discover how Crown land is managed through strategic action plans that guide sustainable use, public value, and community outcomes.

The Community Engagement Strategy ensures transparent decisions about Crown land through inclusive consultation and statutory engagement requirements.