The McGowan Government is calling on the private sector to propose carbon farming concepts and solutions for Western Australia's national parks and reserves, as part of its COVID-19 economic stimulus and recovery plan.

The State Government is inviting proposals for new tourism attractions, experiences and concepts for Western Australia's national and marine parks and conservation reserves, as part of the State's COVID-19 recovery.

Kimberley marine parks are set to benefit from the arrival of a new, patrol vessel.

A name has been identified for a proposed regional park in the greater Bunbury region, which is being created as part of the McGowan Government's Plan for Our Parks initiative.

Visitors to the Collie area will soon benefit from a new suspension bridge offering spectacular views up and down the Collie River Valley.

The McGowan Government has made an $150 million tourism package investment to support Western Australia's tourism sector as it responds to the impacts of COVID-19, as part of the WA Recovery Plan.

The Ningaloo Coast will be jointly managed between traditional owners and the State Government, following the historic signing of an Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA).

The McGowan Government has today announced the completion of vital construction works to combat erosion at Apex Reserve, on the Canning River Foreshore in Mount Pleasant.

Local fisherman, divers and tourism operators will soon benefit from a new boat ramp at Canal Rocks, near Yallingup.

Hopes of a successful nesting season for Alfred Cove's ospreys have been given a boost thanks to the installation of a new and improved osprey pole and nest at Point Waylen.

A new interpretation node has been installed at Kent Street Weir as part of the McGowan Government's commitment to the ongoing enhancement of the Swan Canning Riverpark.

The McGowan Government is set to invest more than $60 million on environmental projects, creating more than 1,000 conservation jobs State-wide as part of the WA Recovery Plan.