Thundelarra  – our newest conservation park

Western spiny tailed skink. Photo credit: Scott Thompson The creation of Thundelarra Conservation Park in WA’s Mid-West is…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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 …

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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