Wildlife tunnel recommendations to help endangered turtles

Researchers from Murdoch University’s Harry Butler Institute have found that making some design changes to wildlife tunnels could improve survival…

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New national park in the Goldfields

A new national park and nature reserve in the remote Goldfields has added more than 800,000 hectares to Western Australia’s…

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Valley of the Giants infrastructure upgrades

The Ancient Empire trail within the Valley of the Giants has undergone a transformation to enhance accessibility and improve the…

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Outback Bloom – Mullewa’s wildflower festival

Wildflower Walk Trail, Mullewa. Credit: TryBooking The Mullewa Town Hall will be filled with colour and interest during…

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New grevillea celebrates 150 years of memories

A colourful new Kings Park hybrid grevillea celebrates 150 years of the protection of Kings Park. Pink grevillea hybrid, Boorloo…

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Call for nominations for the Board of Directors

The WA Parks Foundation is calling for nominations from eligible members for a vacant position on the Board of Directors.

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Perth hosting conference on wildlife rescue and rehabilitation

The Australian Wildlife Rehabilitation conference at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre (PCEC) from 11 to 13 August 2023 will be…

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Connecting kids with nature

Five primary schools are participating in the WA Parks Foundation’s 2023 Nature Connection Education Program. They are Queens Park, Brookman,…

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Changing seasons – wildflowers blooming

The Noongar Season ‘Makuru’, represented by the colour dark blue symbolising rain and cold weather, is drawing to a close.

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Hand sewn banner promotes Spring into Parks

A delightful quilted banner, inspired by the beauty and diversity of Western Australia’s national parks and reserves, has been on…

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