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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Introducing our newest Board Director
Elisha Jacobs-Smith, Director, WA Parks Foundation The WA Parks Foundation is pleased to welcome Elisha Jacobs-Smith to support…
Broadening hiking and trail running opportunities
Bushwalking in the Jarrah forest. Image credit: HikeWest Western Australians looking to experience nature and escape paved roads…
Learn more about the dolphins that call Mandurah home
Dolphin Watch is a collaborative, citizen science research and education project developed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions…
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