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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Record $14 billion tourism spend for WA

Western Australia achieved its highest ever annual visitor spend on record, with $14 billion put into the WA economy by…

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Interpretive visitor centre for Purnululu

Purnululu National Park in the heart of Western Australia’s East Kimberley has a new visitor centre. Bungle Bungle…

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Importance of protecting our biodiverse south west

The South West Australia Ecoregion is one of only two Global Biodiversity Hotspots in Australia. Although the region covers only…

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Your support for the Foundation appreciated

The end of the financial year is fast approaching, and we take this opportunity to thank all who have donated…

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Seagrass restoration in Shark Bay

A vital part of the marine ecosystem, seagrasses, provide food, habitat, and nursery areas for numerous vertebrate and invertebrate species.

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Celebrating a Bibbulmun Track anniversary

The Bibbulmun Track Foundation will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the opening of the last section of Western Australia’s famous…

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Smartreka maps helping visitors to enjoy our national parks

The WA Parks Foundation’s Smartreka mapping initiative is increasingly popular with visitors to WA’s national parks. These innovative maps using…

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Fishing line and plastic endangering young dolphins

Summer in Western Australia, when many people enjoying fishing and boating, is a time of high risk for dolphin entanglements.

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