Lucky Bay in Cape Le Grand National Park. Photo – Robyn Nicholas.
The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) invites organisations and stakeholders to share their insights on how climate change is affecting Western Australia’s natural environment sector.
Your input will help shape the Natural Environment Sector Adaptation Plan, part of the WA Climate Adaptation Strategy, which aims to identify key climate risks and guide practical actions to strengthen resilience across the sector.
The natural environment sector includes organisations that manage, conserve, restore, or work closely with WA’s ecosystems. If your work is connected to the natural environment, your experience and knowledge are critical to this process.
Why your input matters
This survey will help DBCA to:
- identify key climate hazards affecting the sector
- better understand impacts and risks to natural ecosystems
- prioritise adaptation actions
- inform evidence-based decision-making across government and industry DBCA is consulting with a range of organisations across the natural environment sector to develop the plan.
DBCA is seeking to understand the key climate hazards, impacts, risks and adaptation priorities affecting Western Australia's natural environment sector.
Have your say
Community input is an important part of this process, and you’re invited to share your views by:
Completing the natural environment sector climate survey
The survey is now open and closes at 4pm on 8 June 2026.
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