One of the benefits of the QCMP is that it provides greater information on the risks posed by crocodiles in each zone, how crocodiles are intended to be managed by the department in each zone, and the key Crocwise behaviours community members can practise to minimise the risk of crocodile attacks within each zone.

The location of each zone is detailed in the zone maps. The QCMP has six zones (A to F) that apply throughout Queensland. Under the QCMP crocodile management responses are based on crocodile management zones whereby crocodiles are removed in certain circumstances across different areas of the state in accordance with the level of risk posed. Is the overarching framework for the statewide management of public safety risks associated with estuarine crocodiles in Queensland. The Queensland Crocodile Management Plan (QCMP) If you live in or are visiting Croc Country, it is your responsibility to be Croc Wise and aware of the different levels of risk so you can make informed decisions, for example, when considering entering the water. The Queensland Government is committed to a crocodile management program that delivers appropriate protection of public safety while enabling the ongoing survival of estuarine crocodiles in the wild. Coal seam gas information for community and landholders.Air monitoring programs and investigations.Declared emergency and natural disaster information for environmental authority holders.Apply, renew or register using Online Services.

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