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27.07.2021

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Our South West forests – have your say

Western Australians are invited to have their say about WA’s native forests by participating in a survey developed by the…

Spectacular wildflower season expected

Local experts are predicting we’re in for a fantastic wildflower season in Western Australia, thanks to abundant autumn and early…

Do good, feel good this tax-time

As 30 June is upon us, please consider a tax-deductible gift to the WA Parks Foundation. Park experiences hold deep…

World’s richest ecosystems grow on ancient soils

Understanding why old landscapes such as Western Australia’s Southwest are so biodiverse is an enduring area of interest and expertise…

Renewed hope for Western Ground Parrot

In a meticulously planned operation, scientists and volunteers have translocated a number of critically endangered Western Ground Parrots to a…

Meet the Snubfins. Or not.

By David de Vos, Park Ambassador Wildlife tours come with a caveat. Or should do. Because whatever mammal, fish…

Valuing a master of the skies

The Wedge-tail eagle is Western Australia’s largest bird of prey. This huge bird has a wingspan of up to 2.84…

Exploring eco dyes through creativity

Mixed media artist Helen Coleman | credit: Beatte Kratt Mandurah artist Helen Coleman combines her background in botany…

Experiencing the Bibbulmun Track

WA Parks Foundation Chair the Hon Kerry Sanderson AC CVO with Board Director Eva Skira AM hiking on…

Professor Ross Dowling AM honoured

WA Parks Ambassador Professor Ross Dowling AM was last week named Emeritus Professor of Tourism at Western Australia’s Edith Cowan…

The greenest way to end the financial year

As 30 June approaches, please consider a tax-deductible gift to the WA Parks Foundation. Your donation will be used to…