Look at the Brunswick River back in 1960 compared to now. You can see that the construction of breakwaters has totally changed this river mouth.

More fish and cleaner water. That’s the results of a detailed study of NSW’s first restored oyster reefs at Port Stephens.

The latest progress reports for implementation of the Marine Estate Management Strategy are now available.

Maps showing the areas in NSW with the greatest blue carbon potential are now available to the public on the NSW SEED portal.

Helping fish prosper by stopping soil entering our waterways during construction activities. That’s the aim of a new video released by DPI Fisheries guiding councils on best practice in erosion and sediment controls.

How do you reduce fertiliser runoff from blueberry crops and improve water quality in coastal creeks and rivers? A new trial by the Clean Coastal Catchments (CCC) project aims to help farmers find answers to that question.