Conservation is a collective role.
We have the lead responsibility for conserving the State's rich diversity of native plants, animals and natural ecosystems, and many of its unique landscapes. As an agency with integrated responsibilities, we manage lands and waters for the conservation of biodiversity at ecosystem, species and genetic levels, including management for the renewable resources they provide, and for the recreation and visitor services they can sustainably support. We work closely with the Forest Products Commission to ensure all activities in State forests and timber reserves are consistent with the protection of community, nature conservation, recreation, cultural, catchment and physical values. CALM provides broad conservation and land management services to the WA community, and a range of customer services directly to the public. Access For All - People with disabilities are among the visitors to CALM managed parks and recreation facilities and are among people seeking information from CALM public counters.