This Environmental Account documents the condition of native vegetation across five Hewitt properties in New South Wales, covering 187,682 hectares across temperate woodlands, wetlands, grasslands and chenopod shrublands. Developed under the Accounting for Nature® Framework, the assessment establishes a baseline Econd® score using the Integrated Vegetation Condition Method (AfN-METHOD-V-10), which combines on-ground surveys with high-resolution drone imagery. Across the aggregation, approximately 12 per cent of vegetation remains extant and remnant, with predominant communities including mixed-species woodlands and chenopod shrublands, represented by numerous NSW Plant Community Types. These properties support cattle grazing and contain a mix of native and introduced vegetation, with ecological condition influenced by water availability, grazing pressure and landscape variability. This work forms part of Hewitt’s Food for the Future Program, delivered with Meat & Livestock Australia and Bush Heritage Australia, to deepen understanding of biodiversity values and guide long-term natural capital stewardship across its portfolio.