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27.11.2025

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Improving feral cat management

Five community organisations will share $500,000 to improve feral cat management in Western Australia thanks to the WA Government’s Feral…

Expanding Western Australia’s conservation estate

Revolver Falls on the edge of Lake Argyle in the Kimberley is Western Australia’s largest single drop waterfall.

Wondering at our dark skies

Country WA has some of the best dark skies in the world and evenings with little to no moon in…

Partnering with Kings Park to conserve an at risk species

Image Credit: Cam Campbell, Kings Park and Botanic Garden. Kings Park has partnered with the WA Parks Foundation…

Capturing Memorable Moments

WA Parks Foundation is delighted with the response to our 2025 photo competition, Memorable Moments in Nature, which closed on…

Smartreka’s value recognised in awards program

The WA Parks Foundation’s Smartreka mapping initiative was pleased to be an Encouraging Participation finalist in the 2025 Outdoor Industry…

Connections to Wadjemup exhibition

As part of Connect to Kambarang on Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), a new exhibition opened at Wadjemup Museum on 10 October.

Outfoxed – reconstructing the invasion pattern of foxes

One of Australia’s most devastating invasive predators took just 60 years to colonise our whole continent, according to new Curtin-led…

Restoring Collie River habitats

The aquatic habitats of two at-risk Collie River pools that were considered critical refuges for native flora and fauna during…

Outstanding species-saving work by Perth Zoo

The Western Swamp Tortoise, once thought to be extinct, is one of the the most endangered Australian reptiles. Breeding…

New marine park proposed

A new marine park spanning the entire Exmouth Gulf in WA’s north west will be established to conserve and protect…