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Fire and the environment

Our fire and the environment pages have moved to the new Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions website.

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    • Bushfires
    • Prescribed burning
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  • Wedge and Grey Planning
  • Western Shield
  • Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) - Drones
  • World Heritage areas
  • Kalgulup Regional Park
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In a life threatening emergency call triple zero (000)


For emergency information call
13 33 37
For fires on Parks and Wildlife managed land call
(08) 9219 9000

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