Pulu-Keeling National Park is a Commonwealth reserve under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) (EPBC Act) and is managed by the Director of National Parks in accordance with the EPBC Act, Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000 (Cth) (EPBC Regulations) and the Pulu-Keeling National Park Management Plan 2015.
Certain activities undertaken in the Pulu-Keeling National Park will need approval from the Director of National Parks EPBC Act or theEPBC Regulations.
Scientific research
Permits
To conduct scientific research in the park you will need to apply for a permit. If the research activity is includes access to biological resources for commercial purposes, a $50 application fee will apply and the applicant will be required to enter into an access and benefit sharing agreement.
See Scientific research permits for more information.
Commercial media
Permits
You will need to apply for a permit if you wish to conduct filming, audio capture, photography or artwork in Pulu-Keeling National Park for commercial purposes. The application fee for a commercial filming, commercial photography, artwork, or audio capture permit is $30.
See Commercial media permits for more information.
Commercial tourism
Permits
Individuals and other commercial entities (eg. companies and associations) wishing to conduct commercial activities in the park, including commercial tours, need to have a permit issued by the Director. Please allow a minimum of 14 days for your application to be processed. The application fee for a commercial tourism permit is $50.
See Commercial tourism permits for more information.
Licences
Licences are required for all commercial activities. They will generally be granted for a 5 year period, and for longer terms where significant investment is required. The application fee for a commercial tourism licence is $200.
See Commercial tourism licences for more information.
Other activities
Permits
Pulu-Keeling National Park accepts permit applications for other activities that are not listed above. Please contact the park to determine if you need approval to conduct your activity. Permit applications for other activities have a $50 application fee.
See Other activity permits for more information.
Licences
Pulu-Keeling National Park accepts licence applications for other activities that are not listed above. Please contact the park to determine if you need approval to conduct your activity. Licence applications for other activities have a $200 application fee.
See Other activity licences for more information.
Management Plan
The Pulu-Keeling National Park are currently managed under the Pulu-Keeling National Park Management Plan 2015-2025. The management plan outlines the broad goals and conservation values of the park, as well as the activities that need approval from the Director of National Parks.
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