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Western Australia has a spectacular network of terrestrial and marine parks encompassing more than 31 million hectares, including three World Heritage areas and one of only 36 internationally-recognised biodiversity hotspots.

There is always more to be done to celebrate, promote, protect and enrich our parks. We invite you to join us to ensure that our parks remain places of pristine beauty for Western Australians and our visitors into the future.

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Western Australia's national parks are admired worldwide for their spectacular scenery, wealth of plant and animal life, and the remarkable experiences they offer. Their unique biodiversity also makes them an important focus for tourism, conservation and interpretive projects.

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Partnership Opportunities

Be part of an enduring contribution to the environment. Read more

Smart Park Maps

Although many of our national parks have little or no mobile reception, we recognise that in journey planning many people will use online information and mobile devices. Read more

Spring into Parks

Connect with nature. It’s good for you and good for our parks. Read more

Swan Canning Riverpark River Journeys

The River Journeys Project is the development of a network of walking trails featuring 25 nodes or rest points located at key sites of environmental, historical and Aboriginal cultural significance. Read more

Revitalisation of John Forrest National Park

A gateway park and only thirty-five minutes from the centre of Perth, John Forrest offers a natural bushland experience with undulating hills, granite outcrops, seasonal waterfalls and more than 500 varieties of wildflowers. Read more

Walyunga Dreaming

Endowed with rich Aboriginal mythology, tree-filled valleys and the cooling waters of the Swan River, Walyunga National Park is a popular picnic destination and an ideal spot to watch the annual white water event, the Avon Descent. Read more

Ningaloo Reef by Peter Nicholas

Our Supporters

The WA Parks Foundation greatly appreciates the support of the Western Australian community and is proud to acknowledge the generous contributions of our partners. This support, both financial and in kind, is invaluable.

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