Environmental Indicators Dashboard
Explore maps, graphs and statistics showing:
- the condition of Australia's ecosystems
- changes in ecosystems over time
- how much of each ecosystem is protected
- trends in biodiversity.
Access the Environmental Indicators Dashboard.
Environmental Information Viewer
Use this tool to view environmental information on a map, including:
- location of threatened species
- distribution of threatened ecological communities
- areas that are protected, or a focus for conservation.
Access the Environmental Information Viewer.
Environmental-Economic Accounts (EEA) Dashboard
Environmental-Economic Accounts allow you to understand how the environment contributes to the economy. The EEA Dashboard lets you view and customise environmental and economic information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Use the dashboard to answer questions like:
- How is our land cover changing over time?
- What is the economic value of the services that mangroves provide to Australia?
Access the Environmental-Economics Accounts Dashboard.
Protected Matters Search Tool (PMST)
Use this map to see if nationally protected plants, animals, habitats and other environmental matters occur in your project area. Use it to:
- support project planning
- see if your proposal may need to be assessed under Australia's environmental laws.
Access the Protected Matters Search Tool.
Australian protected areas dashboard and maps
Use this interactive tool to show protected areas in the Collaborative Australian Protected Area Database (CAPAD). Explore questions such as:
- what protected areas are there near my home?
- what percentage of land is protected for biodiversity in my local bioregion?
Find out more about Australian protected areas dashboard and maps.
Australian Marine Spatial Information System (AMSIS)
Maps and datasets that provide a national view across Australia’s marine estate of:
- marine biodiversity
- management areas
- activities.
EIA datasets within AMSIS include heritage, threatened marine species and marine protected areas.