Immersing in forest calm

“The  forest is the therapist”, says Belinda Rowland when introducing her Forest Bathing groups to a mindful nature experience in…

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From the Chair

As summarised in our 2021 Annual Report, now on our website, 2020-21 was a year of significant progress for the…

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Magical evening under the stars in Badgingarra, October 23

Discover two worlds in the night sky above with Yued Aboriginal Night Sky Storyteller, Madeline Anderson, and Astrotourism WA Astronomy…

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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…

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Protecting native forests

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

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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…

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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…

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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…

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Giving native wildlife a second chance

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

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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…

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