Island hopping in the Kimberley

The remote Kimberley coast is a pristine wilderness Abundant with wildlife, the sheltered Buccaneer Archipelago and King Sound are nurseries…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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Community green thumbs alert

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

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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.

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Welcoming our new Ambassadors

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

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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.

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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,…

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