Gascoyne

This region has four local governments covering an area of 135,277 square kilometres – Carnarvon, Exmouth, Shark Bay and Upper Gascoyne.

About the Gascoyne region
The Gascoyne is located in Western Australia’s north-west and is characterised by its diverse and remote landscapes – from spectacular coastal reefs to rugged outback ranges.
Gascoyne regional and sub-regional planning strategies
These strategies provide for the comprehensive planning of regions, sub-regions or particular locations to guide change in the short, medium and long term
Future directions for the Shark Bay and Ningaloo Coast regional strategies
The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) has released for public comment: the Future Directions for the Shark Bay Regional Strategy and the Future Directions for the Ningaloo Coast Regional Strategy Carnarvon to Exmouth.
State planning policy 6.3 - Ningaloo Coast
The Ningaloo coast statement of planning policy 6.3 applies to all land within the Ningaloo coast policy area.
Natural resource management projects
Studies and projects funded by the State Natural Resource Management (NRM).
Gascoyne region publications
WAPC documents relevant to planning for the Gascoyne.

Page last reviewed 7 January 2019