Strong social bonds help magpies learn faster and thrive

New research shows young magpies learn how to turn basic sounds into complex calls and sequences in much the same…

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EPA appointment announced

The WA Parks Foundation congratulates Dr Regina Flugge on her recent appointment to the independent Environmental Protection Authority (EPA). Dr…

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Up with the best – WA’s Pinky’s Beach and Hellfire Bay

Western Australia shines once again in Australia’s Best Beaches 2026, with Pinky Beach on Rottnest Island/Wadjemup ranked #2 and Hellfire…

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Now open: support opportunities for community stewardship initiatives

In 2026, $7 million in funding is available via the Community Stewardships program to support community-driven natural resource management projects…

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Citizen scientists helping to track WA’s Black Cockatoos

The next Great Cocky Count, BirdLife Australia’s annual snapshot survey of black-cockatoos in south-western WA, will take place on…

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WA’s natural wonders top the list for tourists

Western Australia’s natural assets as well as good food and wine are largely why visitors choose to holiday in WA…

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Board changes

Highly respected Noongar Elder Dr Richard Walley OAM has retired recently after nine years’ service as a WA Parks Foundation…

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Rare fish rediscovered off Albany

A marine ecology researcher diving off Albany has had the thrill of a lifetime after spotting a tiny fish so…

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Exploring the rich history and biology of eucalypts

The Australian eucalyptus species is the subject of a new book by internationally recognised scientist Professor Stephen Hopper AC. Professor…

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Joint management plan for Fortescue Marsh Nature Reserve

The Pilbara’s largest and most significant wetland, Fortescue Marsh Nature Reserve (Nyiyaparli Country), is now protected under a new joint…

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