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30.08.2021

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WA Herbarium’s upgraded data base launched

With its masses of shell-pink flowers, Scholtzia involucrata (Spiked Scholtzia) commonly occurs on sandy soils, from south of…

Introducing Park Ambassador Kate Gibson

Nature-based tourism is a keen interest for Park Ambassador Kate Gibson. Kate is the owner and founder of Perth-based hiking…

Four-wheel drive outback adventure awaits

The Kennedy Range is an impressive feature on the Wool Wagon Pathway – one of the three self-drive trails with…

High tech charting of flowering canopies

Eye in the sky satellite and drone technology has been used by PhD candidate Daniel Dixon to map flowering eucalypt…

Community green thumbs alert

Applications are now open for the State Government’s 2021-22 Community Gardens Grants Program. Community garden, Mandurah WA community…

Ningaloo’s special anniversary acknowledged

A recent milestone well worth celebrating was the tenth anniversary of the World Heritage listing of the spectacular Ningaloo Coast.

Welcoming our new Ambassadors

The WA Parks Foundation is very pleased to welcome two new Park Ambassadors. They are highly respected botanical ecologist Professor…

Experiencing Willie Creek Pearl Farm

by David de Vos, Park Ambassador. It’s a classic line – You should have been here yesterday. Or last week.

Oldest evidence of the bilby discovered

Recent research has filled in some gaps in the documented history of one of Australia’s much loved but endangered marsupials,…

Conserving our Wheatbelt’s natural heritage

Areas of outstanding natural and cultural value in Western Australia’s vast wheatbelt region include Dryandra Woodland, the Wongan Hills Complex,…

Junior citizen science element in Miyawaki project

Murdoch University’s Dr Grey Coupland, from the Harry Butler Institute (HBI) has partnered with South Padbury Primary School to plant…