Regional Landscape Planning

The Eyre Peninsula Regional Landscape Plan, 2026-2031 sets the Board’s strategic direction for the next five years, with five priorities at the centre of the plan focusing on water, primary production, land and coastal biodiversity, pest plants and animals, and collaboration and partnerships. The plan is effective from 1 July 2026 , guiding how we safeguard Eyre Peninsula’s natural and productive environment in partnership with the local community.

Regional Landscape Plans are reviewed and updated every five years. Read our media release about the updated Plan.

Supporting documents

A suite of documents support the implementation of the five-year Eyre Peninsula Regional Landscape Plan.

The Business Plan

Our Business Plan is updated every 12 months, outlining the programs that the Board will invest in during each financial year. Read the 2026-27 Business Plan.

District descriptions

The Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board region covers an area of 80,000 square km. It extends from Whyalla in the east, along the Gawler Ranges in the north, to the edge of the Nullarbor Plain in the west. The Board operates under three districts – western, southern and eastern.

These districts are based on areas of similar landscape and land uses. A District Descriptions document provides an understanding of the natural resources and management approaches across the Eyre Peninsula in each of these districts.  

Control policies

Our three control policies detail the Board’s policies and procedures for water affecting activities, land management, and pest plants and animals, in line with requirements of the Landscape South Australia Act, 2019.

• Water Affecting Activity Control Policy
• Pest Plant and Animal Control Policy
• Land Management Control Policy

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