World first climate resilience strategy for Ningaloo

Western Australia’s spectacular Ningaloo Coast has become the first UNESCO World Heritage site to finalise a resilience strategy to adapt…

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Kimberley National Parks Tourism Update

The WA Government’s assistance package to help impacted communities following the unprecedented floods in the Kimberley includes discounted flights, holiday…

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Dream run for WA tourism businesses in national awards

Western Australia’s tourism businesses enjoyed great success at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards, scooping up a total of 12 awards.

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Government House open day invitation

Rainbow lorikeets enjoying this historic olive tree in the grounds of Government House. The tree was planted in…

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Rottnest visitor surge

Pinky Beach, Rottnest Island. Photo credit: Richard Smyth – Wild Earth Images Record visitor numbers show that Rottnest…

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Saying hello at the caravan and camping show

Initiatives such as the WA Parks Foundation’s innovative Smartreka digital mapping program drew interest from the many visitors to…

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WA Parks Foundation Prize Draw

The WA Parks Foundation is running two prize draws online throughout March to encourage membership to help support the Foundation’s…

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Dark Sky Festival celebrates total solar eclipse

The Dark Sky Festival from 19 to 21 April will take place in the Shires of Ashburton, Carnarvon and Exmouth…

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Signing up to protect endangered black cockatoos

Murdoch University is working closely with Main Roads Western Australia on projects to minimise the impact of motorists and road…

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Towards World Heritage recognition for Murujuga

Boardwalk at Ngajarli rock art site in Murujuga National Park. Photo credit: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

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