Meet the Snubfins. Or not.

By David de Vos, Park Ambassador Wildlife tours come with a caveat. Or should do. Because whatever mammal, fish…

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Valuing a master of the skies 

The Wedge-tail eagle is Western Australia’s largest bird of prey. This huge bird has a wingspan of up to 2.84…

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Exploring eco dyes through creativity

Mixed media artist Helen Coleman | credit: Beatte Kratt Mandurah artist Helen Coleman combines her background in botany…

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Experiencing the Bibbulmun Track

WA Parks Foundation Chair the Hon Kerry Sanderson AC CVO with Board Director Eva Skira AM hiking on…

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Professor Ross Dowling AM honoured

WA Parks Ambassador Professor Ross Dowling AM was last week named Emeritus Professor of Tourism at Western Australia’s Edith Cowan…

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The greenest way to end the financial year

As 30 June approaches, please consider a tax-deductible gift to the WA Parks Foundation. Your donation will be used to…

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Park Guide now live

A wonderful guide to more than 900 parks, sites and campgrounds in Western Australia can now be viewed on the…

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Houtman Abrolhos plan – public comment invited

The Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park draft management plan 2021 is now available for public comment. The Department of Biodiversity,…

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Expanding, supporting and promoting Aboriginal cultural tourism

A $20 million tourism fund and action plan recently announced by the State Government aims to make WA the nation’s…

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Quendas – ecosystems engineers helping plant regeneration

Western Australia’s quendas (Isoodon fusciventer), a type of bandicoot, are undeniably cute. These quirky marsupials with pointy snout, round rump…

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