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STATE'S ENVIRONMENTAL WATCHDOG (EPA) TO BE GIVEN GREATER INDEPENDENCE
MEDIA CONFERENCE
Hon Donna Faragher MLC
Hon Colin Barnett MLA
14-October-2009
Environment, Premier
Media Statement
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| Western Australia's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) will be given greater autonomy and management of its own resources. In the biggest changes to the EPA in more than 20 years, the role of the State's independent environmental watchdog will be boosted to better meet the growing complexity, size and demands of development assessment in the State.
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FLY-OVER: CAMDEN SOUND
MARINE PARK (DEC)
3-October-2009
Photo Gallery
Location Map
A Refuge for Recovery
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| Fly-over of the Camden Sound Marine Park region, including humpback whales, courtesy of the Department of Environment and Conservation (No audio) |
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CAMDEN SOUND MARINE
PARK DETAILS
MEDIA CONFERENCE
Hon Donna Faragher MLC
Hon Colin Barnett MLA
3-October-2009
Environment
Media Statement
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| Premier Colin Barnett and Environment Minister Donna Faragher announced details of the Camden Sound Marine Park for the protection and management of the humpback whale population at the new Camden Sound Marine Park. A key nursery of the world's largest humpback whale population is to be protected and managed as a marine park.
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INTERVIEW: WA PREMIER
ON CAMDEN SOUND MARINE
PARK DETAILS
Hon Colin Barnett MLA
3-October-2009
Premier
Media Statement
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| Interview: Premier Colin Barnett about the new Camden Sound Marine Park, Woodside, James Price Point and Aboriginal communities. |
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HABITAT MAPPING OF
THE BLACK COCKATOO
Hon Donna Faragher MLC
15-July-2009
Environment
Media Statement
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| Environment Minister Donna Faragher today detailed a joint Department of Environment and Conservation and Department of Planning initiative to map the coastal habitat of the endangered Carnaby's black cockatoo. The $360,000 project will help define habitat to protect the species while providing greater certainty for land developers through improved and timely information on the animal. Mrs Faragher is pictured with "Harmony" a five-year old female Carnaby's black cockatoo, hand reared after being injured by a car. |
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