New book from wildlife legend

Hollowed Out? by WA ornithologist Simon Cherriman is a story of tree hollows, habitat loss and how nest boxes can…

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Researching artificial homes to protect threatened wildlife

Providing artificial shelters to keep wildlife safe from feral predators is the subject of a research project by Murdoch University…

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Dark skies workshop rescheduled

The Night Sky – Photo Credit: FACET, Forum Advocating Cultural and Eco-Tourism FACET’s previously postponed workshop “Building Sustainable…

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Dam! It’s big!

by David de Vos, Park Ambassador Wellington Dam. Photo Credit: Sertis Of course, I had some idea of…

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When day turns to night at Ningaloo

The 2023 total solar eclipse is expected to bring thousands of visitors from around the world to Western Australia. The…

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Genome Atlas supporting conservation

A project led by The University of Western Australia to help safeguard Western Australian plants and animals currently under threat…

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Have your say on plan to protect WA’s native forests

Following the decision to end logging of native forest in WA’s south-west from 2024, a 10-year draft Forest Management Plan…

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Celebrating our natural wonders and building links

Hans Heysen’s Droving into the Light. Photo credit: Art Gallery of Western Australia The WA Parks Foundation looks…

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More endangered dibblers re-located to island home

One of Australia’s rarest marsupials has had a population boost, with 28 dibblers released at Dirk Hartog Island National Park.

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Karijini, with love

Karijini landscape by Mary Aris They come for the wildlife, the wildflowers and the remoteness. But mostly they…

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