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The Green Spot Program is a community-driven initiative that identifies the most common wildlife crossing points across the Shire. If there’s a location where native animals are regularly seen near the road, residents can complete our survey. The Shire will then consult and assess the site to determine whether wildlife crossing signage should be installed.

The program aims to reduce roadkill, raise awareness and encourage safer driving to protect local wildlife. It was developed following a suggestion from the Shire’s Environmental Advisory Committee to help alert road users to wildlife in the area.

Community nominations guide the placement of up to 10 wildlife signs each year.

Please note: Speed limits and speed-limit signage are set by Main Roads WA, not local governments. Main Roads WA generally does not install 50 km/h signs because this is the default speed limit.

For more information, please contact the Shire’s Environmental Team on (08) 9290 6651 or email shire@mundaring.wa.gov.au.

To report an injured native animal, contact the Wildcare Helpline.