Who this site is for
DBCA.wa.gov.au is the corporate web portal for the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions. Following the creation of this department, over time it will centralize the corporate information for the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, Rottnest Island Authority, Zoological Parks Authority and the former Department of Parks and Wildlife.
The website aims to meet the Government of Western Australia’s preferred accessibility standards. Please read our accessibility page for more information. The website has also been designed for usability with a mobile first approach to ensure the service is accessible on the platforms and devices you choose.
For consistency across government, the website conforms to the Digital Services Policy Framework Website Guidelines, and aligns with the ServiceWA (Digital) whole of government strategic direction and common digital services platform approach.
Icons
We use visual icons as indicators (alternatives for visually impaired included) on this website to assist with navigation and actions.
Functionality icons
We use the following icons to help you use the website functions and explain what action you can take:
When you see this icon it means you can search for information:
Search Icon
Chevron markers are used across the website to help you navigate through the content:
Angle Down
When you see this icon is means the link will open in a new browser window.
External Link
You can use your browser functions to print, save or share a page.
Analytics and Data Review
Over time we will look at how people are using this website and what they are searching for. This will help us to identify where we can add information and services that you need or improve how the information is presented on the website.
Site Development and Maintenance
This website was developed, and is actively maintained by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
Service Level Agreement
The Digital Services Policy - external site requires that the service quality standard (also known as a Service Level Agreement or SLA) for websites must be documented, made publicly available and actively monitored.
Performance against this website's Service Level Agreement will be monitored and reported on by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Digital Services team.