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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Partnering with Kings Park to conserve an at risk species

Image Credit: Cam Campbell, Kings Park and Botanic Garden. Kings Park has partnered with the WA Parks Foundation…

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Capturing Memorable Moments

WA Parks Foundation is delighted with the response to our 2025 photo competition, Memorable Moments in Nature, which closed on…

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Smartreka’s value recognised in awards program

The WA Parks Foundation’s Smartreka mapping initiative was pleased to be an Encouraging Participation finalist in the 2025 Outdoor Industry…

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Connections to Wadjemup exhibition

As part of Connect to Kambarang on Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), a new exhibition opened at Wadjemup Museum on 10 October.

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Outfoxed – reconstructing the invasion pattern of foxes

One of Australia’s most devastating invasive predators took just 60 years to colonise our whole continent, according to new Curtin-led…

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