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World Wide Flora & Fauna - Australia
WESTERN AUSTRALIA (VK6)
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Western Australia, abbreviated as WA, is a State occupying the entire western third of Australia. It is bounded by the Indian Ocean to the north and west, the Great Australian Bight and Southern Ocean to the south, the Northern Territory to the north-east and South Australia to the south-east.  Western Australia is Australia's largest state with a total land area of 2,529,875 square km (976,790 sq miles).  The state has approximately 2.5 million inhabitants.  The capital city is Perth.

Western Australia’s conservation lands and waters (including national parks, marine parks, nature reserves and State forests) extend over more than 28 million hectares (an area roughly equal to Victoria and Tasmania combined) and encompass stunning coastlines, expansive coral reefs, sweeping ranges, magnificent gorges and stately forests.


WA FAUNA EMBLEM.
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WA FLORA EMBLEM.
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WA STATE FLAG.
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WA COAT OF ARMS.
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND WILDLIFE.
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The Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) protects and conserves Western Australia’s natural environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia.  The department was established on 1 July 2013, when the former Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) was split into the Department of Parks and Wildlife and the Department of Environment Regulation.

The Department provides support to the Conservation and Parks Commission (formerly the Conservation Commission and the Marine Parks Reserve Authority) to carry out its functions.

The DPaW logo design is a stylised representation of a bottlebrush, or Callistemon, a group of native plants including some found only in Western Australia. The orange colour also references the Western Australian Christmas tree, or Nuytsia. 
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More information on DPaW can be found on their website at.....
​www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/
TYPES OF PARKS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Not all parks in Western Australia come under the IUCN category system​.

​Parks in Western Australia include the following.....

  • National Parks (IUCN Cat II and III)
    • "National Parks are areas that have national significance for scenic, cultural or biological values, and can accomodate recreation that is consistent with maintaining these values."
  • Conservation Parks (IUCN Cat II and III)
    • "Conservation Parks have mostly regional or local, rather than national significance."
  • Nature Reserves (IUCN Cat 1A)
    • "Nature reserves have high conservation value because they represent natural exosystems and because they contain or provide habitat for particular species of plants or animals."
  • Biodiversity Hotspots
  • Indigenous Protected Areas
  • Miscellaneous Reserves
  • Marine Parks
    • "Marine Parks are created to protect natural features and aesthetic values while allowing recreational and commercial uses that do not compromise conservation values."
  • Marine Management Areas
    • "Marine management areas provide an integrated management structure over areas that have high conservation value and intensive multiple-use."
  • Marine Nature Reserves
    • "Marine nature reserves are ‘look but don't take' areas created primarily for conservation and scientific research and are designed to protect a particular significant ecosystem or habitat."
  • Regional Parks (not IUCN categorised)
    • "Regional Parks are open spaces identified as having regionally significant value for conservation, landscape and recreation".
  • State Forests​
    • "State forest containing indigeneous vegetation is managed for purposes that include recreation and nature conservation, the protection of water catchments, and the production of a sustainable harvest of timber."
  • Timber Reserves
QUALIFYING PARKS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Currently there are 454 qualifying references in Western Australia.
They consist of:-
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  • 279 x Nature Reserves
  • 99 x National Parks
  • 36 x Conservation Parks
  • 14 x Marine Parks
  • 8 x Timber Reserves
  • 3 x NRS
  • 3 x Management Areas
  • 3 x Reserves
  • 2 x Botanical Gardens
  • 8 x Other (Wildlife Centre, State Reserve, Conservation Reserve, Bird Observatory, Discovery Forest)
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EXTRA INFORMATION.
  • Beedelup National Park VKFF-0021 - this park has been deleted.  The park is now known as the Greater Beedelup National Park VKFF-1224.  Beedeluup is believed to come from the Nyoongar Aboriginal word Beedje meaning 'place of rest' or 'place of sleep'.
  • Beelu National Park VKFF-0632 - this was formerly called Mundaring National Park, which was established in 1995.  The name of the park changed to Beelu in 2008 as acknowledgement to the traditional owners.  The word Beelu is derived from the Noongar word for 'river' or 'stream'. 
  • Carnac Island Nature Reserve VKFF-2803 - Islands On The Air (IOTA) OC-164
  • Flinders Bay Nature Reserve VKFF-3139 - Islands On The Air (IOTA) OC-243
  • ​Greater Beedelup National Park VKFF-1224 - Formerly Beedelup National Park, it was created from the incorporation of former areas of state forest .
  • ​Greater Hawke National Park VKFF-0641- was formerly known as Cleave State Forest.
  • Inkpen Road Nature Reserve is now known as Chinganning Nature Reserve VKFF-3141.
  • Karlamilyi National Park VKFF-0436 - formerly known as Rudall River National Park.  Name changed in mid 2008 to acknowledge the traditional owners. 
  • Korung National Park VKFF-0716 - formerly known as Pickering Brook National Park.
  • Mirima National Park VKFF-0234 - the correct name of this park is Mirima National Park.  However it is also commonly referred to as the "Hidden Valley".
  • Murujuga National Park VKFF-1226 - this park which was created in January 2013 is freehold land leased back to the State for 99 years and managed as a National Park under the CALM Act.
  • Nambung National Park VKFF-0378 - also referred to as the Pinnacles.
  • Purnulu National Park VKFF-0424 - also referred to as Bungle Bungles.​
  • Rottnest Island State Reserve VKFF-3160 - Islands On The Air (IOTA) OC-164
  • Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park VKFF-1426 - formerly known as the King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park.
WWFF HISTORY IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
31st August 2022:

66 x new parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

They being Badjaling Nature Reserve VKFF-3267 to Yarloop Nature Reseerve VKFF-3332
14th February 2021:

54 x new parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

They being Arpenteur Nature Reserve VKFF-3124 to Yardanogo Nature Reserve VKFF-3178.
11th July 2020:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Wunaamin Miluwundi Ranges Conservation Park VKFF-1426
27th March 2020:

84 x new parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

They being Banksia Nature Reserve VKFF-2943 to Yellowdine Nature Reserve VKFF-3026. 
 
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24th July 2019:
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Three parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

  1. Stinton Cascades Nature Reserve VKFF-2940
  2. Mangili Claypan Nature Reserve VKFF-2941
  3. Gibson Desert Nature Reserve VKFF-2942
29th January 2019:

71 x new parks were added to the WWFF Directory.

They being Alco Nature Reserve VKFF-2787 - Yurine Swamp Nature Reserve VKFF-2857.
8th August 2018:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. North Kimberley Marine Park VKFF-1765 
7th August 2018:

The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. D'Estrecasteaux National Park VKFF-0137
  2. Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park VKFF-0283
  3. Walpole and Normalup Inlets Marine Park
3rd August 2018:

The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Midgegooroo National Park VKFF-0650
  2. Mount Frankland South National Park VKFF-0653
2nd August 2018:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:
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  1. Porongurup National Park VKFF-0419 
1st August 2018:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Mount Lindesay National Park VKFF-0654
17th July 2017:
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The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Dongara Nature Reserve VKFF-1859
  2. Twyata Nature Reserve VKFF-1860
  3. Pinjarrega Nature Reserve VKFF-1861
  4. Capamauro Nature Reserve VKFF-1862
  5. Moore River Nature Reserve VKFF-1863
  6. Port Kennedy Nature Reserve VKFF-1864
  7. Kwolyinine Nature Reserve VKFF-1865
  8. Boyagin Nature Reserve VKFF-1866
  9. Kooljerrenup Nature Reserve VKFF-1867
  10. Buller Nature Reserve VKFF-1868
  11. Benger Swamp Nature Reserve VKFF-1869
  12. Capel Nature Reserve VKFF-1870
  13. Quarram Mature Reserve VKFF-1871
  14. Bakers Junction Nature Reserve VKFF-1872
  15. Camel Lake Nature Reserve VKFF-1873
  16. Tone-Perup Nature Reserve VKFF-1874
16th July 2017:
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The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:-

  • Stockyard Gully National Park VKFF-1843
  • Alfred Cove Nature Reserve VKFF-1844
  • Beekeepers Nature Reserve VKFF-1845
  • Brookton Highway Nature Reserve VKFF-1846
  • Chittering Lakes Nature Reserve VKFF-1847
  • Clackline Nature Reserve VKFF=1848
  • Coomallo Nature Reserve VKFF-1849
  • Damboring Nature Reserve VKFF-1850
  • Ellen Brook Nature Reserve VKFF-1851
  • Forrestdale Lake Nature Reserve VKFF-1852
  • Moondyne Nature Reserve VKFF-1853
  • Nilgen Nature Reserve VKFF-1854
  • South Eneabba Nature Reserve VKFF-1855
  • Thomsons Lake Nature Reserve VKFF-1856
  • Wanagarren Nature Reserve VKFF-1857
14th July 2017:
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The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Lane Poole Conservation Park VKFF-1458
  2. Monadnocks Conservation Park CKFF-1459
14th July 2016:

The following park was added to the WWFF Directory:


Yawuru Birragun Conservation Park VKFF-1457 added to the WWF Directory.
12th July 2016:

Thirteen (13) Marine Parks were added to the WWFF Directory.  They being: 

  1. Barrow Island Marine Park, VKFF-1444
  2. Eighty Mile Beach Marine Park, VKFF-1445
  3. Jurien Bay Marine Park, VKFF-1446
  4. Lalang-garram/Camden Sound Marine Park, VKFF-1447
  5. Marmion Marine Park, VKFF-1448
  6. Montebello Islands Marine Park, VKFF-1449
  7. Ngari Capes Marine Park, VKFF-1450
  8. Ningaloo Marine Park, VKFF-1451
  9. Rowley Shoals Marine Park, VKFF-1452
  10. Shark Bay Marine Park, VKFF-1453
  11. Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, VKFF-1454
  12. Swan Estuary Marine Park, VKFF-1455
  13. Walpole-Normalup Inlets Marine Park, VKFF-1456
12th July 2016:

A total of 32 Conservation Parks were added to the WWFF Directory.  They being:

  1. Blackbutt Conservation Park, VKFF-1412
  2. Boyagarring Conservation Park, VKFF-1413
  3. Brooking Gorge Conservation Park, VKFF-1414
  4. Burra Conservation Park, VKFF-1415
  5. Camp Creek Conservation Park, VKFF-1416
  6. Cane River Conservation Park, VKFF-1417
  7. Coalseam Conservation Park, VKFF-1418
  8. Dardanup Conservation Park, VKFF-1419
  9. Devonian Reef Conservation Park, VKFF-1420
  10. Geikie Gorge Conservation Park, VKFF-1421
  11. Goldfields Woodlands Conservation Park, VKFF-1422
  12. Gooralong Conservation Park, VKFF-1423
  13. Hester Conservation Park, VKFF-1424
  14. Kerr Conservation Park, VKFF-1425
  15. King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park, VKFF-1426
  16. Korijekup Conservation Park, VKFF-1427
  17. Laterite Conservation Park, VKFF-1428
  18. Len Howard Conservation Park, VKFF-1429
  19. Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park, VKFF-1430
  20. Leschenaultia Conservation Park, VKFF-1431
  21. Lupton Conservation Park, VKFF-1432
  22. Montebello Conservation Park, VKFF-1433
  23. Mount Manning-Helena and Aurora Ranges Conservation Park, VKFF-1434
  24. Muja Conservation Park, VKFF-1435
  25. Penguin Island Conservation Park, VKFF-1436
  26. Rapids Conservation Park, VKFF-1437
  27. Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park, VKFF-1438
  28. Shell Beach Conservation Park, VKFF-1439
  29. Totadgin Conservation Park, VKFF-1440
  30. Wallaroo Rock Conservation Park, VKFF-1441
  31. Westralia Conservation Park, VKFF-1442
  32. Yarra Yarra Lake Conservation Park, VKFF-1443
5th July 2016:

Five Western Australia National Parks were added to the WWFF Directory.  They being:
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  1. Dirk Hartog National Park VKFF-1223
  2. Greater Beedelup National Park VKFF-1224
  3. Mitchell River National Park VKFF-1225
  4. Muruja National Park VKFF-1226
  5. Prince Regent National Park VKFF-1227 

These parks had not previously been included as they had all been created after 2008 (the year in which the Directory was initially formulated).
12th January 2014:

The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Alexander Morrison National Park VKFF-0002
  2. Avon Valley National Park VKFF-0008
  3. Badgingarra National Park VKFF-0009
  4. Boorabbin National Park VKFF-0045
  5. Brockman National Park VKFF-0059
  6. Cape Arid National Park VKFF-0076
  7. Cape Le Grand National Park VKFF-0078
  8. Cape Range National Park VKFF-0081
  9. Collier Range National Park VKFF-0106
  10. Drovers Cave National Park VKFF-0146
  11. Drysdale River National Park VKFF-0148
  12. Eucla National Park VKFF-0160
  13. Fitzgerald River National Park VKFF-0171
  14. Francois Peron National Park VKFF-0182
  15. Frank Hann National Park VKFF-0183
  16. Geikie Gorge National Park VKFF-0193
  17. Gloucester National Park VKFF-0201
  18. Goongarrie National Park VKFF-0209
  19. Gooseberry Hill National Park VKFF-0210
  20. Greenmount National Park VKFF-0218
  21. Hassell National Park VKFF-0228
  22. Mirima National Park VKFF-0234
  23. John Forest National Park VKFF-0250
  24. Kalamunda National Park VKFF-0253
  25. Kalbarri National Park VKFF-0254
  26. Karijini National Park VKFF-0257
  27. Kennedy Range National Park VKFF-0259
  28. Lesmurdie Falls National Park VKFF-0284
  29. Lesueur National Park VKFF-0285
  30. Millstream-Chichester National Park VKFF-0316
  31. Moore River National Park VKFF-0328
  32. Mount Augustus National Park VKFF-0337
  33. Mount Frankland National Park VKFF-0348
  34. Nambung National Park VKFF-0378
  35. Neerabup National Park VKFF-0384
  36. Peak Charles National Park VKFF-0411
  37. Purnululu National Park VKFF-0424
  38. Karlamilyi National Park VKFF-0436
  39. Scott National Park VKFF-0445
  40. Serpentine National Park VKFF-0446
  41. Shannon National Park VKFF-0448
  42. Sir James Mitchell National Park VKFF-0452
  43. Stirling Range National Park VKFF-0467
  44. Stokes National Park VKFF-0468
  45. Tathra National Park VKFF-0482
  46. Torndirrup National Park VKFF-0494
  47. Tuart Forest National Park VKFF-0498
  48. Tunnel Creek National Park VKFF-0500
  49. Walpole-Normalup National Park VKFF-0514
  50. Walyahmoning Nature Reserve VKFF-0515
  51. Walyunga National Park VKFF-0516
  52. Warren National Park VKFF-0519
  53. Watheroo National Park VKFF-0524
  54. Waychinicup National Park VKFF-0525
  55. West Cape Howe National Park VKFF-0530
  56. William Bay National Park VKFF-0538
  57. Windjana Gorge National Park VKFF-0540
  58. Wolfe Creek Crater National Park VKFF-0543
  59. Yalgorup National Park VKFF-0552
  60. Yanchep National Park VKFF-0553
11th January 2014:

The following parks were added to the WWFF Directory:

  1. Beelu National Park VKFF-0632
  2. ​Boorara-Gardner National Park VKFF-0634
  3. Boyndaminup National Park VKFF-0635
  4. Bramley National Park VKFF-0636
  5. Dalgarup National Park VKFF-0637
  6. Easter National Park VKFF-0638
  7. Forest Grove National Park VKFF-0639 
  8. Goldfield Woodlands National Park VKFF-0715
  9. Korung National Park VKFF-0716
  10. Greater Dordagup National Park VKFF-0640
  11. Greater Hawke National Park VKFF-0641
  12. Greater Kingston National Park VKFF-0642
  13. Greater Preston National Park VKFF-0643
  14. Gull Rock National Park VKFF-0644
  15. Helena National Park VKFF-0645
  16. Jane National Park VKFF-0647
  17. Lake Muir National Park VKFF-0648
  18. Lawley River National Park VKFF-0649
  19. Milyeannup National Park VKFF-0651
  20. Mount Frankland North National Park VKFF-0652
  21. Mount Roe National Park VKFF-0655
  22. Wandoo National Park VKFF-0656
  23. Wellington National Park VKFF-0657
  24. Whicher National Park VKFF-0658
  25. Wiltshire National Park VKFF-0659
  26. Yelverton National Park VKFF-0660
CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1984
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FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN 2014-2023.
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CONSERVATION RESERVES FACT SHEET.
conservation-reserves.pdf
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STATE FORESTS AND TIMBER RESERVES - FACT SHEET.
state-forests-and-timber.pdf
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MAPPING.
At Landgate you can view interactive maps.
PARK FINDER WA APP.
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WA's MARINE PARKS.
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current as of 5th July 2016.  Image courtesy of www.dpaw.wa.gov.au
VIDEOS.

References.

1.  Parks and Wildlife, www.dpaw.wa.gov.au
​2.  Wikipedia
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