Management planning for Dampier Archipelago

Through a proposed new joint management plan, the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is seeking to partner with Murujuga…

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Capturing a snapshot of biodiversity in the Walpole Wilderness

The inaugural Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz (WWBB) was a highly rewarding event, attracting over 150 citizen scientists and other conservationists. It…

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Walpole Wilderness – biodiverse and beautiful

The Walpole Wilderness Area comprises a group of conservation reserves totalling 377,714 hectares of some of the most ecologically rich…

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New trails website launched

A new Trails WA website launched recently has many new features for the trails community and tourists. Key elements include…

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Consciously connect with nature

We all know a little bit of nature every day makes you feel happier and healthier.  As part of our…

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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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Protecting Exmouth Gulf

Exmouth Gulf in WA’s North West is one of the world’s wondrous natural places – globally significant for its diverse…

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Ad design opportunity for creative students

The WA Parks Foundation is participating in a “Design an Ad” competition run by The West Australian newspaper. School students…

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Meet the puppies of the sea

Australian sea lions are an endangered species. One of their main breeding grounds lies offshore from Jurien Bay creating a…

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Kimberley calling

Timing can be critical when planning a holiday, especially in areas of weather extremes, such as WA’s Kimberley.

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