Beyond this, our commitment to the environment is shown through solid action. We identify the risks and challenges of our construction and maintenance activities and act swiftly to manage them. Part of that means working with local governments and State Governments, including the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation & Attractions, Department of Water & Environmental Regulation, and Department of Planning, Lands & Heritage to better understand how best to act and reduce our impacts.
At Arc Infrastructure we want to continually improve our environmental performance and exceed regulatory compliance to protect the environment in and around our rail network.
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Aboriginal Heritage Places within the rail corridor.
Environmentally Sensitive areas comprising of threatened species or ecological communities.
The number of Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable Commonwealth listed flora species we protect.
The number of Critically Endangered or Threatened State listed flora we protect.
The number of State and Commonwealth listed Threatened Ecological Communities we protect.
Arc Infrastructure protects 47 Commonwealth listed flora in our rail corridor. An additional 10 species are listed for protection by the State Government.
Re-locating rare flora near Cowcowing.
Commonwealth and State listed Cyphanthera odgersii (Western Wooly Cyphanthera) plants are present near Cowcowing.
Goodenia arthrotricha, is listed as Threatened in Western Australia and is present in the rail corridor.
Conospermum densiflorum subsp. Unicephalatum, also known as One-headed Smokebush is known to occur in the rail corridor.
Conospermum densiflorum subsp. Unicephalatum, (One-headed Smokebush) is listed as Endangered by the Commonwealth, and Threatened under State legislation.
Haloragis platycarpa, Commonwealth listed as Critically Endangered near Moora.
Synaphea sp. Pinjarra Plain, is one of at least four threatened Synaphea species present in the rail corridor.