The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is a government agency in New South Wales, Australia responsible for managing national parks, reserves, and wildlife. Its primary goal is to protect the natural environment, cultural heritage, and biodiversity of the region. The NPWS oversees over 870 national parks and reserves, providing opportunities for recreation, education, and conservation. In addition to managing protected areas, the NPWS plays a vital role in wildlife conservation and rehabilitation. The agency conducts research, monitors ecosystems, and implements programs to safeguard endangered species. Through community engagement and partnerships, the NPWS promotes awareness and appreciation of New South Wales' unique natural landscapes.