Wiilman Bilya Trail on Track

Work is well progressed to complete the 81km Wiilman Bilya loop walk trail, which circumnavigates Wellington Dam in the heart…

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Popularity surge for camping and caravanning

Growth in camping and caravanning in WA has heightened the need for advance bookings. As the demand is high, the…

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Walyunga joins the Smartreka maps in WA’s National Parks

Western Australia’s national parks have some of the most dramatic landscapes on the planet, with breath-taking views, magnificent forests, pristine…

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New plan to protect vulnerable fairy terns

Protecting the threatened fairy tern on the coastline from Fremantle to Bunbury is the aim of a community-led strategy launched…

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Where’s Whaley?

Blue whale and calf, Perth Canyon. Photo credit: Whale Watch Western Australia The krill-rich waters of the Perth…

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Bald Head walk trail upgrading

A significant upgrading of the Bald Head walk trail on the Flinders Peninsula within the Torndirrup National Park is being…

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Improved access proposed for Murujuga

A proposed amendment to the Murujuga National Park Management Plan, aimed at improving access to one of Western Australia’s most…

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Record number of volunteers join annual Peel-Yalgorup shorebird count

Guest contributors: Charlie Jones and Steve Fisher, Peel-Harvey Catchment Council Robyn Bickell and Lee Beavis with binoculars and…

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Ninetieth milestone for Pat Barblett AM

A 90th birthday celebration for one of the WA Parks Foundation’s Founding Ambassadors, Pat Barblett AM was an opportunity to…

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Status upgrade for the Dryandra

Showy Dryandra come in a huge variety of form and habit within the Banksia family. Photo credit: Jacki…

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