Department for Environment and Water

Mount Gambier, located in South Australia, is a region where the Department for Environment and Water is actively involved in conservation and sustainable management of natural resources. The department collaborates with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, acknowledging their deep spiritual connection to the land and promoting partnerships for caring for Country.

The area is rich in diverse ecosystems, offering unique experiences such as national parks, marine parks, and notable attractions like the Naracoorte Caves and Seal Bay Conservation Park. Additionally, the department focuses on various environmental topics including biodiversity, climate change, and wildlife protection, encouraging the community's involvement in stewardship initiatives.

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