Jess Petrides, Author at WA Parks Foundation

01.10.2021

News

Have your say on proposed marine park

Consultation is now underway for a proposed marine park on WA’s south coast. The marine study area extends from Bremer…

Protecting native forests

The State Government’s recent decision to end logging of native forests means nearly two million hectares of native forests will…

Head for the hills – Wongan Hills, that is!

The 2021 Reynoldson Reserve Wildflower Festival will be held from the 29th-31st October at Wongan Hills, 182 kms north east…

Camping with Custodians program expanding

Aboriginal communities are being encouraged to register their interest in developing and operating public campgrounds with the expansion of the…

Wattles put on a show

Kings Park’s Acacia Garden was a delight to behold as we farewelled Winter and welcomed Spring. Acacias are the largest…

Giving native wildlife a second chance

Greater stick-nest rats | credit: Parks and Wildlife Service, DBCA Another milestone has been achieved in the innovative…

Experiencing biodiversity in the Dryandra

The Dryandra Woodland, near Narrogin, is a rare remnant of the open eucalypt woodlands which covered much of the wheatbelt…

Trails forum and tourism workshops

Former Olympic athlete and passionate outdoor recreation advocate Emma George will give the keynote address on her journey of recovery…

Forest giants setting for dual celebrations

Kerry Sanderson with Dr Syd Shea, former Executive Director, Dept of Conservation and Land Management and initiator of…

The first step in your hiking journey

Perth is one of the most naturally rich cities in the world. We really are surrounded by so much nature…

Where to play in Perth

Perth has many parks to not just explore, but play in. With every Perth bushland, swamp, river, lake, coastline and…