NRM in WA
Vision for natural resource management in Western Australia (WA):
Western Australia's vast landscape and seascape, intricate web of biodiversity
and other natural resources are conserved, managed and used sustainably for the
common good, and the community is involved in management and planning
processes that are transparent and visionary.
State Sustainability Strategy 2003
WA has some of the world's most remarkable natural landscapes, waterways and marine environments. These environments support a diverse range of flora and fauna, many of which are endemic, found nowhere else in the world.
The diverse nature of WA's natural resources means that there are many individuals, regional and community groups, industries, organisations, government departments and committees contributing to natural resource management in WA.
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Myrtle rust – a new threat to WA’s biodiversity
Some of Western Australia’s most iconic native plants will be under the spotlight during workshops in May to try and protect them from a virulent fungus moving through eastern Australia.