Smartreka mapping program continues to expand

Smartreka maps are now available for the Dryandra Woodland National Park and the Stokes National Park, making it…

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Supporting conservation through eDNA research

The most surprising animals of the Pilbara live in the perpetual darkness of underground aquifers, fissures, voids and…

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Private lives of phascogales

In WA, the Brush-tailed Phascogale is known to occur in the south west between Perth and Albany. Image…

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Applications invited for riverbank conservation grants

The Point Resolution shoreline project in Dalkeith has been supported by the Riverbank program over several years. Image…

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Upgrading tourism favourites in the Southern Forests region

Upgrades have been completed at the WA’s Valley of the Giants and the Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park as…

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WA businesses excel at national tourism awards

Swan Valley Visitor Centre. Image credit: Swan Valley Visitor Centre Western Australia has once again proven itself a…

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New luxury eco-lodge planned for Purnululu

The Kimberley is set to become Australia’s latest sustainable tourism hotspot with a world-leading luxury travel company to develop a…

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Nature Connection program delivers outdoor learning for kids

Nature Connection, designed and delivered by Educated by Nature in partnership with the WA Parks Foundation, engages primary…

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Inspiring Aboriginal artwork created for Kings Park

The design of a new, temporary mural at Kings Park’s Kaarta Gar-up lookout is inspired primarily by Eucalypt trees. Created…

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Astonishing moth trickery revealed in WA led research

A species of moth which looks remarkably like a curved leaf, even though its wings are flat, has been discovered…

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