Return of operations
- Collection authority to take and keep least concern wildlife
- Collection authority to take and keep least concern wildlife (under Military Standing Order)
- Commercial wildlife licence (birds, reptiles, scorpions and spiders)
- Commercial wildlife harvesting licence (other animals)
- Commercial wildlife licence (dead protected wildlife other than macropods)
- Damage mitigation permit (culling and dispersal)
- Damage Mitigation Permit (lethal take of flying-foxes for crop protection)
- Damage mitigation permit (issued under a wildlife property management plan)
- Damage mitigation permit (removal and relocation)
- Educational purpose permit for native wildlife kept in a classroom
- Flying-fox roost management permit
- Permit to keep wildlife
- Return of operations for Scientific purposes permit, Educational purposes permit and/or Permit to take, use, keep or interfere with cultural or natural resources (scientific and educational purposes)
- Wildlife data records: Spotter catcher
- Wildlife farming licence
- Wildlife farming licence (crocodiles)
Proposed changes to protected animal licences
We are making changes to the way protected animals are kept, bought and sold, to help ensure viable wild populations of animals are maintained for future generations.
If you already have a native animal licence or you intend to get one, find out more about the changes which are proposed to come into effect from 22 August 2020.