The Department of Planning Housing and Infrastructure – Crown Lands manages public land on behalf of the people of New South Wales. This includes extensive coastal areas such as beaches, estuaries, and waterways. The agency plays a key role in balancing environmental protection, public access, and sustainable use of these valuable assets. It oversees the leasing, licensing, and care of coastal lands, supporting recreation, community use, and local economies. Crown Lands also works closely with local councils, Traditional Owners, and other stakeholders to improve coastal resilience, manage erosion risks, and protect sensitive habitats. Through strategic planning and on-ground management, Crown Lands helps ensure coastal and estuarine environments remain healthy, accessible, and productive for current and future generations.

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