Young volunteers support turtle conservation

The North West Shelf Flatback Turtle Conservation Program (Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions) supports schools and Aboriginal organisations to…

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New festival to highlight Esperance hiking trails

The inaugural Esperance Hiking Festival will take place over three days in September 2024, promoting Esperance’s hiking trails while also…

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John Forrest National Park – further upgrades completed

The upgrading of Western Australia’s oldest national park continues, with a new day-use area and trails now open to visitors.

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Aboriginal Ranger Program – Applications open

Aboriginal organisations from throughout regional Western Australia will receive $13 million as part of the seventh round of the State…

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Whale shark research – assessing tourism impacts

Using technology akin to a ‘fitbit’ for sharks, a team of researchers has tagged and tracked whale sharks to study…

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Wilderness experience – Kennedy Range National Park

Western Australia’s spectacular network of terrestrial and marine parks encompasses more than 31 million hectares, including three World Heritage areas…

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Kimberley calling – travel discounts offered

Western Australia’s Kimberley is home to many vast, remote, and utterly spectacular national parks. Limestone caves, plunging gorges, one…

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Understanding and conserving dugongs

The coastal waters of northwest Australia, encompassing the Kimberley and Pilbara regions down to Shark Bay, are home to…

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Torndirrup National Park access improvements

Known for its spectacular coastline, with rugged granite cliffs, Torndirrup National Park at Albany in the Great Southern is…

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Novel approach to improve Peel-Harvey estuary water quality

An innovative trial is helping to improve water quality in the Peel-Harvey estuary catchment by reducing the nutrients that…

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