Find priority actions by local government areas

The Department of Environment and Conservation has prepared a Priorities Action Statement (PAS) to help recover threatened species and abate key threatening processes in New South Wales.

The PAS identifies a number of broad strategies to help threatened plants and animals recover. Each strategy contains specific priority actions.

Priority actions are matched to three types of 'geographic areas' in the Priorities Action Statement. The map below shows all local government areas (LGAs), but you can also find priority actions by catchment management authority (CMA) region.

Important notes:

• A number of actions have been assigned to only one type of 'geographic area', especially when the action applies to a specific land manager.
• Other actions may occur across the full range of a species and be recorded in both 'geographic areas'.
• Some actions have not been assigned a 'geographic area' because they are generic to a species rather than a specific location. Similarly, some actions for key threatening processes apply across all of NSW and have not been allocated a 'geographic area'.

Select a local government area from the list below to see priority actions that apply to this region. You can also find local government areas on an interactive map.