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Home page for the Department of Agriculture and Food. At this site you will find information on what the department's role and functions are. Use the alphabetical listing to search any topic you require information on.
Are you prepared for a bushfire? This site explains preventative measures to reduce the risk of being affected by a bushfire, including a simple checklist, what to do if a bushfire approaches, dealing with wildfires and more.
Perth is participating in one of the first major global trials of hydrogen fuel cell buses as a means of implementing sustainable transport energy. Click here for information on bus routes, technology, and more.
If you want information on the protection of the environment, air pollution control, marine environment, publications, greenhouse reports, national parks and more, then the Department of Environment and Conservation has all the details.
The Environmental Protection Authority prepares policies, assesses development proposals and management plans, and provides the public with statements about important environmental matters. For more details, click here.
For information on how our aquatic ecosystems and fisheries are managed to ensure "fish for the future" go to the Department of Fisheries. The site provides information on marine science, educational downloads, fishing rules and fisheries management.
FloraBase provides up-to-date information on the names of Western Australian plants. Search according to a plant's name (including common names), or description. The specimen dataset consists of over 480,000 individual specimen records.
The Department of Environment and Conservation is responsible for maintaining the cyclic replenishment of forests. Trees, like people don't live for ever. Enter here to see how our forests are managed.
The Heritage Council provides advice on how to conserve places of cultural heritage significance.
Click here for information on development referrals, conservation in practice and technical assistance.
The Heritage Council provides for & encourages the conservation of places which have significance to the cultural heritage of WA. Click here for information on heritage lists, conservation, insurance, heritage assistance, education & contact details.
Preview and subscribe to the award-winning LANDSCOPE magazine.
Learn about the unique and unusual plants and animals of WA and what you can do to protect our flora and fauna.
This guide provides extensive information on the location, access, features and facilities of WA's parks and forests and numerous recreational sites.
Rottnest Island has a rich and cultural history, from its earliest inhabitants 6,500 years ago, to its establishment as a penal colony for Aboriginal people. Find out about the history and heritage of Rottnest here.
A behind-the-scenes look at latest developments in the natural sciences in Western Australia.
The Sustainable Living website has lots of information for everyone interested in our environment, whether you want tips on waste recycling, water and energy conservation, transport, or building a greensmart home and garden. Find out more.
The mecca of Western Australian water activities is the Swan River. The Swan River Trust's compulsion is to maintain it that way. Find out how you can assist them in continuing their success.
Current information concerning the care and management of the forest resources of WA.
Waste Wise Schools is an initiative of the Dept of Environmental Protection, and provides heaps of resources to schools and teachers wanting to promote environmental practices in their classrooms.
For information on measurement and allocation of the state's water resources, rules for extraction of water, management of waterways and water service providers.
Detailed text and chart information on the storage capacity and current water levels in all of Perth's dams.
Educational materials for teachers and students on various water topics.
Information on national parks, marine parks, reserves and State forest recreation areas to help you plan your trip.
WA has a relative disease free agricultural export trade, and protected flora and fauna ecosystem. The WAQIS is responsible for protecting these resources, and operates checkpoints to detect pests and weeds. Find out more from their website.
Here you’ll find information on the State Government’s policy on Wittenoom, as well as health risks, alternate destinations to visit and links to more information.
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