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A Summary Guide for NSW Environmental Trust grant program applicants and grantees about how to interpret and apply the NSW Government's Procurement Policy Framework.

This statement identifies the planning and prioritisation of water for the environment across the Lachlan catchment. A focus will be maintaining improvements in ecosystem health and populations of threatened species after record inundation.

Sea spurge is an invasive weed that threatens native species of animals and plants in coastal areas.

On 17 October 2023, the Lachlan Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met at Lake Cargelligo to consider future environmental watering actions for the 2023–24 water year.

The Trust has historically funded the Land Acquisition project on an ongoing basis.

The Trust funds multi-year projects, based on the Trust's agreed priorities. Funding is guided by a biennial major projects prospectus.

From time to time, the Trust has been asked to fund new priorities of government. These are generally high-priority issues that address point-in-time environmental issues or complement new policy or legislative frameworks.

A $20.3 million Environmental Trust grant to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service will help turn back the tide of species extinctions by supporting plans to more than triple the area of feral-cat-and-fox-free land in national park estate.

On Tuesday 8 August 2023, the Lachlan Environmental Water Advisory Group met at Cowra to consider potential environmental watering priorities for the 2023–24 water year.

On Thursday 27 April 2023, the Lachlan Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met online.