Status upgrade for the Dryandra

Showy Dryandra come in a huge variety of form and habit within the Banksia family. Photo credit: Jacki…

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Bringing back mussels for river health

By David de Vos, Park Ambassador Sometimes it’s educational to google an interviewee before you chat. So, I did, and…

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Return of the Dibblers

Dirk Island National Park is the new home of 36 dibblers bred in captivity at the Perth Zoo. Dibblers, not…

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Award winning kids book promotes joys of nature

Backyard Birds by Professor Helen Milroy Encouraging children to get out and about in nature is an enduring…

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Survival action for imperilled plant

Giant andersonia (Andersonia axilliflora). Photo credit: Leonie Monks The Giant Andersonia (Andersonia axilliflora), a rare shrub endemic to…

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Pick up a paddle for fitness and fun

Scenic waterways and sunny days – a perfect marriage for kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding. These recreational activities are growing in…

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Ahoy beachcombers and bird lovers – your observation skills needed!

New research to better understand the pressures on WA’s Little Penguins has a citizen science element. Volunteers are sought to…

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Nature theme for holiday programs at Herdsman Lake

Nature-inspired art, craft and wildlife education activities are included in the WA Gould League’s family holiday programs at the Herdsman…

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Message from our Chair

Hon Kerry Sanderson AC CVO,        Chair WA Parks Foundation As we head into Christmas and…

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Tourism achievements by Park Ambassadors win gold 

Among the key strengths of the WA Parks Foundation are its 51 Park Ambassadors.  These are people who love our…

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