Jurien Bay Marine Park

The Jurien Bay Marine Park is located on the west coast of Western Australia and is from the village of Greenhead until after Wedge, which is about 200km from Perth. The park is named after town of Jurien Bay and was opened in the 82 375 hectare park in 2003.

In the area of the Marine Park nesting site for seabirds and it lives the rare Australian sea lion, especially on the Buller and North Fisherman Iceland Iceland. Seabirds nest and next fishing 1.6 million Western Rock Lobster are caught each season. In addition, the park has 14 species of mussels, including five rare. There are also growing large fields of sea grass, sea animals provide protection. In addition to several islands, the coastal landscape is characterized by tidal range and grassy sands. In the ocean there are cliffs of limestone.

The marine park is economically utilized by the fish and lobster fishing, and tourism.