Meet Nolani!This World Wetlands Day, we're looking at the contributions of young people in 'Protecting Wetlands for our ...

This Sunday 2 February is World Wetlands Day.This year's theme is 'Protecting Wetlands for our Common Future'. It reminds us ...

Australia is protecting and conserving this World Heritage Area.

We are investing $4.9 million to support community projects to protect key habitats, ecosystems and species on the Great ...

Current Commonwealth Environmental Water publications are listed below. To view previous versions or archived publications, visit: Environment Publications Archive.

We have received an application for a permit to trap, tag, and biopsy Tasmanian devils as part of an annual monitoring program in a Commonwealth Area under Part 13 section 201 of the Environment ...

Climate change is the biggest threat for the Great Barrier Reef, and reefs worldwide. Other key threats include poor water quality, fishing impacts on protected and threatened species, marine debris ...

Myrtle rust is a disease caused by the exotic fungus Austropuccinia psidii (formerly Puccinia psidii, initially identified as Uredo rangelii). Myrtle rust threatens trees and shrubs in the Myrtaceae ...

An Independent Report was undertaken on the feasibility of implementing a registration scheme to help prove the lineage of bird specimens being exported out of Australia. Based on the available ...

We make our environmental data available as web services. Open data is available for download on our Find Environmental Data catalogue. Select a link to show the metadata record from which you can ...

You need to let us know when: you want to vary something on your export licence there are changes to your operations your business is closing down. You will need to apply for a licence variation to ...

Permit applications for 2025 must be lodged using our online form. Applications submitted by email will not be accepted. Overnight/off track bushwalking permits are limited each year, with various ...