Natural tourism in Western Australia
Naturebank is a Western Australian Government initiative that aims to prepare sites for the development of quality environmentally sensitive ecotourism accommodation experiences in the State’s national parks. Naturebank will assist to position Western Australia among the world’s premier ecotourism destinations.
Naturebank offers opportunities for suitably experienced developers to create exceptional ecotourism experiences that provide visitors with an appreciation of natural and cultural values, leaving them with lasting memories of ancient landscapes and cultures.
Naturebank is jointly managed through a partnership between Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Environment and Conservation.
- Tourism Western Australia is responsible for the development, promotion and protection of Western Australia’s iconic tourism experiences.
- The Department of Environment and Conservation has the lead responsibility for protecting and conserving the State’s environment on behalf of the people of Western Australia. This includes managing the State’s national parks, marine parks, conservation parks, State forests and timber reserves, nature reserves, marine nature reserves and marine management areas.
If you would like to find out more about the Naturebank program or be notified about future site releases then please register your interest by sending your contact details to
naturebank@westernaustralia.com.
Wharncliffe Mill Expression of Interest (EOI)
Expressions of interest are sought for an ecotourism opportunity at Wharncliffe Mill.
EOI guidelines (PDF 2MB) and
media statement are now available.
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