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Water and the environment

Animals

Most native animals in South Australia are protected, which means they cannot be kept, sold or taken from the wild without a permit.
Animals are used in a variety of roles from government services to public display. There are various rules and regulations that govern the way they are used.
Many South Australians love owning a pet, but with ownership comes responsibility. There is a serious downside if the animals are not looked after properly.
How pest animals can have an impact on the environment.
People must ensure that they have the appropriate licences and permits when using animals for different purposes.
South Australia's marine and estuarine waters are some of the most biologically diverse in the world. The biodiversity is extraordinary and needs protecting.
Australia's meat and livestock industry began in 1788 with the arrival of the First Fleet – and it has been an important part of our economy ever since. In South Australia the livestock industry invests a great deal of time, effort and money in researching ways to improve animal welfare.