Crown land manager resource
Fingal Head
Bondi Baths, Bondi Beach
Line of Lode Memorial, Broken Hill
Echo Point, Katoomba
Crown reserve management –
community caring for NSW public lands
Severe weather guidance
Emergency management guidance for Crown land managers to respond to Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Emergency management
Crown land managers (CLMs) must be prepared for emergencies on Crown reserves. Having a plan for emergency management can help reduce the impact of an emergency, saving lives and property.
Join a community board
Do your part for the community and join a Crown land board. Your skills, experience and enthusiasm are essential in maintaining and improving a Crown reserve in your area.
Who manages Crown land
Across NSW, more than 7,800 Crown reserves are being managed by a network of community-minded organisations such as local councils, incorporated associations, not-for-profit corporations and approximately 600 individual volunteer boards, known as statutory land managers. The Minister, the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (the department) and other state government bodies also have a role in Crown lands management.
Crown reserves directory
View our new interactive map and directory to search for Crown reserves across NSW