Land for Wildlife Western Australia

Land for Wildlife is a voluntary scheme that aims to encourage and assist private landholders in Western Australia to proveide habitats for wildlife on their property even though the property may be managed primarily for other purposes.

If you wish to protect or create wildlife habitats on your property the Land for Wildlife Scheme can offer advice and assistance - whether you manage a farm, a bush block, a shire reserve, or a roadside.

Advice can include:

• how to integrate wildlife habitat with other uses of land to the benefit of the landholder and wildlife through farm and catchment planning
• how to manage remnant bushland and the fauna occurring in the area
• the ecological role and requirements of native flora and fauna
• how to include wildlife aspects into revegetation schemes and landcare, and
• information about other forms of assistance and incentives.

Participation in the scheme is entirely voluntary. Registration with Land for Wildlife will not change the legal status of the property in any way.