Protecting WA Black-Cockatoos
This project supports private landholders to protect and improve the habitat values of Carnaby's Black-Cockatoo breeding and foraging sites, which also benefits Wheatbelt Eucalypt Woodland Threatened Ecological Communities (TEC) where they co-exist. Project actions include revegetating with key food plants, improving nesting habitat through controlling stock access, regeneration, pest management, and erecting artificial nesting structures. The project will work with community and landholders to further contribute to improving our knowledge and management of Black-Cockatoos by surveying for undiscovered sites and mapping critical habitat.
How to get involved?
Both landholders and the wider community can let us know of Carnaby’s sightings across the wheatbelt through completing our survey.
Expressions of Interest to Participate:
The criteria to apply is as follows:
Cockatoos must be in your local area or use your property at some point in the year either for feeding, nesting or roosting
Total bushland area on your property must be minimum 30ha
All projects must include some form of rabbit, fox and feral cat control
Application Documents:
Application Guidelines
Application Form (Fillable)
Submit your application:
Download the form (best done from a desktop/laptop device).
Fill in the form.
Submit the form via email.
For assistance or to submit your application please contact Senior Project Officer, Kate.
