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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Contributing to conservation of migratory shorebirds

Australia’s migratory shorebirds achieve astonishing feats of flight and navigation, with many species flying to and from the Northern Hemisphere…

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Whale song expert honoured

Professor Robert McCauley, Curtin University’s Centre for Marine Science and Technology. Image credit: | Curtin University A pioneering…

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Upgrades for WA’s most visited national park

Major improvements are planned for the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in the State’s south west. With a funding allocation of $2.7…

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Celebrating World Oceans Day

Leading experts in marine science came together at Fremantle Port on 8 June to celebrate World Oceans Day. This well…

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Safeguarding our precious wildlife

A rare marsupial has been released on Dirk Hartog Island following a marathon 844-kilometre journey from Western Australia’s outback. One-hundred…

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New Board Director welcomed

Chartered Accountant Leigh-Anne Meyerowitz CA has accepted an invitation to join the WA Parks Foundation Board. Leigh-Anne Meyerowitz…

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Using fly DNA to track native species

Curtin University researchers have collected iDNA (invertebrate-derived DNA) from carrion flies to track the movements of native species across WA’s…

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Endearing rock wallaby featured in major sculpture exhibition

The rock wallaby is one of the animals featured in one of the world’s largest public art projects now in…

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