Bluff Knoll walk trail re-opened

Taking hikers to the Great Southern’s highest peak, Bluff Knoll’s walk trail was reopened on May 22, following four months…

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Dating Murujuga’s rock art: new scientific approaches

A project that aims to learn more about WA’s ancient past through rock art and climate change in the Dampier…

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The joys of spending time in nature: WA Parks Foundation Chair shares her thoughts

The delightful parkland at Kings Park’s Zamia Café was a perfect setting for WA Parks Foundation Chair, the Hon Kerry…

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Our industrious bilbies – ecosystem engineers

Research led by WA zoologist Dr Stuart Dawson reveals that vulnerable bilbies are important for whole ecosystems of smaller creatures…

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Gumnut bombardment

Parks Ambassador David de Vos writes… Just finished a walk in Kings Park where I was bombed with gumnuts and…

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Kids take action for love of nature

Millennium Kids is one of the WA Parks Foundation’s valued community partners. As part of the organisation’s current Green Lab…

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Buccaneer Archipelago – a marine wonder

The Kimberley’s Buccaneer Archipelago, offshore from the mouth of the Fitzroy River in King Sound, is dominated by the second…

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Virtual travelling experiences on offer

Although Covid 19 virus restrictions rule out touring Western Australia just now, Tourism WA has compiled a great list of…

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Opera with feathers

Picture: Singing Honeyeater | Credit: Graeme Dean German sound design company ShakeUp has created a wonderfully cheerful version…

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Mind and body benefit from two-hour dose of nature

Recent research suggests that spending two-hours a week in nature significantly boosts health and wellbeing, even if you just sit…

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