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Rottnest walk trails added to Smartreka mapping series

The Wadjemup Bidi, a series of hiking trails taking in the spectacular coastal headlands, inland lakes, and other features of…

Protecting vulnerable Little Penguins

Further action is being taken to address the dramatic decline in the population of Little Penguins on Penguin Island within…

Pilbara Ranger Network secures major funding boost

A series of programs administered through the Pilbara Ranger Network (PRN) to support biodiversity and community wellbeing will receive a…

Experiencing the Kimberley like never before

The Great Kimberley Wilderness, a 35-minute immersive virtual reality documentary being screened at WA Museum sites transports viewers…

Adorable koalas settling in at Yanchep

Yanchep National Park, about 50 kms north of the Perth CBD, is home to three new koalas. …

South Coast Marine Park scheme finalised

Following extensive consultation, the State Government has released the zoning scheme for the South Coast Marine Park. …

Gimlets – a standout feature of the Great Western Woodlands

Eucalyptus salubris (Gimlet) is endemic to low-rainfall areas of the wheatbelt and goldfields regions of WA. Image credit:…

Congratulations, rock star Ross

Professor Ross Dowling AM. Image credit: Edith Cowan University. WA Parks Foundation Ambassador Professor Ross Dowling AM…

Virtual hiking on the Bibb track delivers wellness benefits

An outdoors virtual hiking challenge hosted in October by the Bibbulmun Track Foundation with Outdoors WA attracted 356 participants.

Rottnest introduces late night ferry service

Visitors to Rottnest Island will be able to enjoy WA’s much loved holiday destination for longer this summer, with…

Entries invited for our photo and video comps

Capture your Wild Wonder is the theme of the WA Parks Foundation’s 2024 photo and Instagram video competitions, with…