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Registration

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Published: 14 February 2014
Robyn and Andy McElroy Boyup Brook
Robyn and Andy McElroy, Boyup Brook - Photo ©Parks and Wildlife

There are two levels of property registration, full and interim.

  • Full registration
    You already have good wildlife habitat on your property and intend to manage it for conservation.
  • Interim registration
    You are just beginning to integrate wildlife conservation into your management plan, or want to create some new habitat.

We provide a Land for Wildlife sign to fully registered property owners to acknowledge their wildlife conservation efforts.

If the property changes ownership, the new owners need to reapply for registration under the scheme.

If you are interested, please apply now.

How to register

  • Complete and submit the online application form below.
  • We will contact you to discuss the scheme as soon as possible.

 

Land for Wildlife Application Form
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Thank you for joining us in protecting native flora and fauna, so that it can survive throughout its range. If we all work together to preserve species, then this generation will leave to the future a world as rich and diverse as the one we inherited. Every landholder is important!
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Last Updated: 16 November 2015
 

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