Our natural heritage

The City's natural environmental assets set it apart from most other Perth metropolitan local governments. From the Darling Scarp to the Swan Coastal Plain, the City of Gosnells' 127 square kilometres encompass forests, woodlands, heathlands, wetlands, rivers and streams.

The key natural features of the City include:

Guided by its Biodiversity Conservation Management Plan 2010, the City manages a number of key natural areas for their biodiversity and amenity value.


 

  • The City of Gosnells is assisting the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) to help stop the spread of the...
  • Frequently asked questions relating to environmental management, fauna rescue, wildcare, rubbish in bushland, pollution, clearing of native...
  • Find out about the annual events held by our Environmental Management Team and volunteer to be involved.
  • Get involved in your local environment by joining a Friends Group.
  • The City works in partnership with government and community groups to manage and improve natural areas.
  • The City has a richness of flora and fauna, ranging from forests and heathlands on the Darling Scarp to bushland, rivers and wetlands on the...
  • The Canning River and our many waterways provide homes to native wildlife and are important to our eco-system.
  • Please contact these services should you need assistance with a native animal: Wildlife 7 day Statewide Wildcare Helpline for sick, injured...