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30.11.2021

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The gift of membership at Christmas

With the summer holidays fast approaching, the WA Parks Foundation has introduced an attractive new membership package with extra benefits…

Protecting our endangered sea lions

Saving Sea Lions was the theme of an educational creative awareness and fundraising initiative involving the Year 10 Bush Rangers…

Record hatchlings year for critically endangered tortoise

Conservation efforts for the western swamp tortoise, one of the world’s most critically endangered reptiles, are making a difference. The…

New self-drive app for Pilbara tourists

A new app developed by the Pilbara Tourism Association is helping self-drive tourists to explore Western Australia’s vast and beautiful…

Wellington National Park expansion

The Wellington National Park near Collie in WA’s south west has been expanded by over 7,000 hectares. It now covers …

Have your say on Bold Park plan

Community feedback is invited on the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority’s draft Bold Park Management Plan 2022-27. Beautiful Bold Park…

New tech for Bibbulmun Track

Over the past two years, there has been a resurgence in bushwalking in Western Australia, with trails such as the…

Caving experience on old stock route

Stockyard Gully Reserve, about 3 hours’ drive northeast of Perth in the Coorow Shire, has a fascinating group of limestone…

Wildflower and native grasses role in revegetation

Murdoch University researchers have identified that wildflowers and native grasses may be the missing element to achieve success in revegetation…

Comment invited on Walpole Wilderness Management Plan proposed amendment

A proposed amendment of the Walpole Wilderness and Adjacent Parks and Reserves Management Plan 2008 is now available for public…

Astro Rocks Fest a winner!

The WA Parks Foundation was well represented at the 2021 Astro Rocks Fest at Mount Magnet and feedback confirms that…