Spider research commemorative event planned for WA Wheatbelt town

WA Arachnologist Professor Barbara York Main (1929-2019) at North Bungulla Reserve on her last survey. Image credit: Professor…

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Fostering and celebrating excellence in tour guides

Following the success of its 2022 and 2023 tour guiding conferences, the Forum Advocating Cultural and Eco Tourism (FACET) is…

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Native forests protected

The WA Government has delivered its commitment to protect the State’s native forests, with the Conservation and Land Management Amendment…

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Perth to host 2026 World Trails Conference

The World Trails Conference is coming to Perth in October 2026, the first time the event has been held in…

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Parks’ community contribution quantified

Bold Park has over fifteen kilometres of walking trails and ten lookouts with expansive city and coastal views.

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Paralysis syndrome continues to claim many magpie lives – searching for the cause

Rescue centres in WA such as Kanyana Wildlife have reported an increase of more than five times the rate of…

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Experiencing the Great Kimberley Wilderness

Following its hugely successful world premiere season at WA Museum Boola Bardip in Perth, and regional Western Australia earlier this…

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Your support for the Foundation appreciated

Thank you to those who were able to support us this financial year. The end of the financial year is…

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Native bees struggle against invasive honey bee

Bee Hotel. Image credit: Adjunct Research Fellow Dr Kit Prendergast/Curtin University New Curtin University research has revealed that…

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The Dunnart

by Parks Ambassador David de Vos The sandhill dunnart (Sminthopsis psammophila) is the second largest of the 19…

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