The WA Parks Foundation took part in the recent Open Day at Government House in Perth, using this…
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WA Nats turn 100
The Western Australian Naturalists’ Club, one of the oldest conservation groups in Australia, is celebrating its centenary this year.
State budget support for encouraging regional tourism
Campgrounds across WA will receive a significant funding boost, with $17.1 million allocated to deliver a range of upgrades and…
Fish hotels – an innovative conservation initiative
An innovative new project to breathe life into the Harvey River involves the installation of nine ‘fish hotels’ designed to…
New national park for Mid-West
Collier Range National Park. Photo Credit: Localista. A new national park has been created in the Mid West-Gascoyne…
WA Tourism Awards – nominations invited
Over the years, many tourism-related businesses and organisations have benefited from participation and recognition in the Perth Airport WA Tourism…
Smartreka mapping series continues to expand
Smartreka maps, a WA Parks Foundation innovation, delivered in partnership with the Parks and Wildlife Service within the Department of…
Applications invited for Community Stewardship Grants
Submissions are now open for the 2024 round of Community Stewardship Grants to facilitate the conservation and sustainable management of…
Young volunteers support turtle conservation
The North West Shelf Flatback Turtle Conservation Program (Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions) supports schools and Aboriginal organisations to…
New festival to highlight Esperance hiking trails
The inaugural Esperance Hiking Festival will take place over three days in September 2024, promoting Esperance’s hiking trails while also…
John Forrest National Park – further upgrades completed
The upgrading of Western Australia’s oldest national park continues, with a new day-use area and trails now open to visitors.
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