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Tree removal in Fitzgerald River National Park 6346

Thinking of removing or pruning a tree in Fitzgerald River National Park? The rules here are set by Ravensthorpe. Check whether you likely need approval, then get free quotes from licensed local arborists.

Heads up: parts of Fitzgerald River National Park fall under Jerramungup. Confirm which council covers your address.

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Tree rules in Fitzgerald River National Park

Local Planning Schemes and local laws; Environmental Protection Act 1986 (native vegetation clearing).

… Being confirmed

We're still confirming this council's exact rules — any figures shown are a general guide only. Confirm with the council.

Which trees are protected in Ravensthorpe?

WA has no statewide urban tree-removal law. Rules depend on your council's local planning scheme and local laws, and any significant tree register — check your council's planning scheme. Native vegetation clearing is separately regulated by the State.

When you may not need approval

  • Trees not listed on a significant tree register and not in a protected area (council-dependent).
  • Dead or dangerous trees.
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Do I need a permit in Fitzgerald River National Park?

Answer a few questions for an instant, indicative result based on Ravensthorpe's rules.

Checking against Ravensthorpe (for Fitzgerald River National Park).

Fill in the tree details and we'll estimate whether you likely need council approval.

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