App to protect migrating whales

Western Australian boaties, commercial operators and shipping are encouraged to report migrating humpback whales and other marine animals through the…

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Touring the Kimberley in the dry

May to October is the Kimberley’s dry season and the most popular time to visit. Covering nearly 423,000 square kilometres,…

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Under Gascoyne Skies Festival

This free, two-day event from 22 to 23 May 2026 is a celebration of the rugged beauty and lifestyle of…

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Celebrating and supporting National Tree Day

National Tree Day’s 30th anniversary will be celebrated on 26 July.  An initiative of Planet Ark, this is Australia’s largest…

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Photo competition winners announced

The 2025 Memorable Moments in Nature photo competition conducted by the WA Parks Foundation in association with Spring into Parks,…

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WA scientists honoured for dedication to conservation and stewardship

Professor Kingsley Dixon AO, WA Senior of the Year 2025 The WA Parks Foundation has pleasure in congratulating…

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Looking out for Hammerheads – a citizen science opportunity to support research and conservation

Encouraging involvement in citizen science projects is one of the conservation aims of the WA Parks Foundation. A new app…

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Improving feral cat management

Five community organisations will share $500,000 to improve feral cat management in Western Australia thanks to the WA Government’s Feral…

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Expanding Western Australia’s conservation estate

Revolver Falls on the edge of Lake Argyle in the Kimberley is Western Australia’s largest single drop waterfall.

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Wondering at our dark skies

Country WA has some of the best dark skies in the world and evenings with little to no moon in…

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