Native Forest Transition

This plan supports workers, businesses and communities in the native forestry areas.
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The recipients of the Timber Region Transition Grant were announced on Monday 3 February 2025. Learn more in the announcement article.

The Western Australian Government has made the decision to end native tree logging to preserve approximately 400,000 additional hectares of karri, jarrah and wandoo forests.

The Forest Management Plan 2024-33 is managed by Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) and will outline the future of forest management for Western Australia’s native forests.  

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Transition Plan

The State Government’s plan to support workers, businesses, and communities.
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Worker Programs

Find out about the programs currently available to support native forestry workers.
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Business Programs

Find out about the programs available to support businesses in native forestry.
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Industry and Community Development Programs

Supporting secondary small businesses and developing new industries.
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Help and Support

Find contacts for support services, jobs and skills training, TAFE, community resource centres and more.
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Grants and Funding

Information on funding programs

Announcements

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