DBCA manages more than 31 million hectares of land and waters and is the largest provider of nature-based tourism opportunities in Western Australia. 

Access to sites for beekeeping on certain Crown lands is managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA).

Information about the online Wildlife Licensing System, fact sheets, guidelines, and related information.

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) regulates the collection of firewood sourced from native timber. This helps to protect our forests, woodlands and wildlife, and aims to ensure firewood supply is ecologically sustainable. 

Native flora (including flowers, seeds, whole plants, timber and firewood) is protected in Western Australia.

How to install, own or use a mooring in a Western Australian marine park or reserve. 

Applications to carry out a selection of disturbance activities on Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions managed lands.

The Biodiversity Conservation Regulations provide licensing requirements for taking, transporting, supplying, processing and storing for dealing and exporting sandalwood.

Overview of the approvals process for development and other works, acts or activities that require approval in and around the Swan Canning river system.