New Mid-West reserves

Five new conservation reserves have been created near Mount Magnet in the Murchison region. The Badimia conservation reserves totalling more…

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Guiding rangelands tourism potential

Tourism Western Australia has produced a useful publication to guide tourism development on WA’s rangelands. The rangelands cover around 87…

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Reception no barrier to exploring Stirling Range

No network. No worries. Stirling Range is the fifth national park in Western Australia with accessible geo-referenced maps developed…

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And the winner is…

A breathtakingly beautiful photograph of Nature’s Window in Kalbarri National Park has won David Ashley the WA Parks Foundation’s Ultimate…

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Aboriginal knowledge assists seagrass restoration

Scientists from The University of Western Australia have partnered with Aboriginal rangers in Shark Bay to develop a seagrass restoration…

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We’ve joined Containers for Change

The WA Parks Foundation has signed up for the Containers for Change program, creating an opportunity for people to donate…

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Input invited on draft dark sky position statement

Western Australia’s celestial landscape is an extraordinary natural asset. Our night skies offer exceptional viewing opportunities for scientific and recreational…

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Botanical tribute to Stephen van Leeuwen

A delicate lily from the Pilbara has been named by the Western Australian Herbarium in honour of Stephen van Leeuwen,…

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Tracing history via the Kimberley’s “upside down” trees

Archaeologists from four Australian universities have launched a project to find and document the stories carved into boab trees in…

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Appreciating nature at Gull Rock

Gull Rock National Park situated 25 km southeast of Albany is a south coast beauty spot with sweeping views, plus…

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