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Two-Eyed Seeing, or Etuaptmumk in Mi'kmaw, calls us to embrace intergenerational wisdom of diverse perspectives – to see with both eyes. By uniting Indigenous and non-Indigenous ways of knowing and doing, we can forge holistic, sustainable outcomes for people and biodiversity, grounded in a spirit of responsibility, respect and reciprocity.

How is your home and family affected by climate change? Climate change affects our housholds and the local infrastructure and services that support them.

The NSW Government hosts three events for Climate Action Week Sydney in March 2025

As a key partner in a number of national initiatives, the NSW Government supports a strong climate science community of practice among the states and territories, universities and with federal bodies such as the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO. 

Easily identify seed source locations for resilient and climate-adjusted restoration for your site.

High school students from across Western Sydney and the Central Coast gathered at Powerhouse Castle Hill for the Future Leaders Forum to explore climate leadership. Presented in collaboration with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, the forum brought together students to connect and voice new perspectives on climate change and its impacts.

The AdaptNSW Forum 2025 was held at the Roundhouse at UNSW, Sydney on 25 - 26 November 2025.

How can you reduce your household's environmental impact? Making small changes can reduce your carbon footprint to slow the rate of climate change.

Guidance and resources page for the Restore and Renew tool.  Watch a webtool walk-though, improve your understanding of the relevance of genetic diversity to restoration success or dive deep into the science behind Restore and Renew. 

Land and water managers play important roles in helping NSW environments adapt to climate change.