Within the framework of BirdLife Australia, there are a number of different programs that are each focussed on the conservation and protection of a particular bird assemblage. The focus of this talk is the Woodland Birds Program, one of BirdLife’s longest-running programs. Much of the Woodland Bird Program is coordinated and implemented in accordance with the Temperate Woodland Birds Conservation Action Plan (‘TWB CAP’). Developed over many years with consultation with external specialists and practitioners (including the NPA), the TWB CAP has identified 10 core management interventions that are considered necessary to conserve and restore populations of a range of threatened and declining woodland-specialist bird taxa. The talk will focus on the NSW component of the Woodland Bird Program, where up to 90% of temperate woodlands have been lost, with the majority of the remaining 10% being highly fragmented and as a result, of little use to obligate woodland birds. Hear how BirdLife Australia is attempting to reverse the declines of one of our most iconic bird groups.