Wattles put on a show

Kings Park’s Acacia Garden was a delight to behold as we farewelled Winter and welcomed Spring. Acacias are the largest…

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Giving native wildlife a second chance

Greater stick-nest rats | credit: Parks and Wildlife Service, DBCA Another milestone has been achieved in the innovative…

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Experiencing biodiversity in the Dryandra

The Dryandra Woodland, near Narrogin, is a rare remnant of the open eucalypt woodlands which covered much of the wheatbelt…

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Trails forum and tourism workshops

Former Olympic athlete and passionate outdoor recreation advocate Emma George will give the keynote address on her journey of recovery…

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Forest giants setting for dual celebrations

Kerry Sanderson with Dr Syd Shea, former Executive Director, Dept of Conservation and Land Management and initiator of…

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The first step in your hiking journey

Perth is one of the most naturally rich cities in the world. We really are surrounded by so much nature…

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Where to play in Perth

Perth has many parks to not just explore, but play in. With every Perth bushland, swamp, river, lake, coastline and…

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Get Festive This Spring

Spring into September with style and welcome the new season with delicious food, dancing, colourful costumes and so much more.

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Your Local World Heritage Sites

Did you know Western Australia is home to four truly unique world heritage sites? Three of which are all…

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Go wild this September

National parks across the State will be showcased with the WA Parks Foundation’s Spring into Parks campaign. Spring into Parks,…

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