Forest Therapy – reconnecting with nature

Forest bathing is a translation from a Japanese word Shinrin-yoku. It is about taking in the forest atmosphere through all…

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Woodside engagement

The WA Parks Foundation was pleased to be represented recently at a highly informative, inclusive and engaging community stakeholder workshop…

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Welcoming our new corporate supporter

The WA Parks Foundation is very pleased to welcome a new corporate partner to assist in delivering projects that celebrate,…

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Smart mapping for Fitzgerald River National Park

The beautiful Fitzgerald River National Park on WA’s southern coast between Albany and Esperance is the latest to be mapped…

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Philippa Nikulinsky at Boola Bardip

A watercolour by internationally renowned artist, botanical illustrator and author, Philippa Nikulinsky AM is one of the many delights…

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Promoting the treasures of the Woodlands

Norseman’s recently opened Woodlands Cultural, Community and Visitor Centre offers a new tourism experience for the region. It showcases the…

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Backyard habitats for wildlife

The important role that gardeners can play in creating corridors for wildlife in urban areas was the theme of the…

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Hello Possums

Citizen scientists are out and about again in WA’s south west as participants in the 2021 Ringtail Tally. The Tally…

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School hols – nature to the rescue

Ensuring that kids are active and engaged during the school holidays can be challenging at times, but help is at…

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Parks Ambassador role for whale shark expert

The WA Parks Foundation’s newest Parks Ambassador, Dr Brad Norman AM has dedicated more than 25 years to research,…

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