Native plant sale coming up

Proceeds of the always popular plant sales organised by the Friends of Kings Park support research and projects in Kings…

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Leave your footprint on WA’s pilgrim trail

There are many reasons why so many people decide to walk the world’s pilgrim trails today.  Among them are meeting…

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Uncover Cape Le Grand with ease

Cape Le Grand National Park east of Esperance is the most recent addition to the WA Parks Foundation’s…

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Trails conference registrations open

Picturesque Collie’s continuing development as a trails hub makes it a natural choice for FACET’s Spirit of Trails Conference. Tourism…

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Citizen science role in dams study

Researchers from Murdoch University and staff from the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council (EMRC) have enlisted the help of citizen scientists…

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Further honour for Dr Richard Walley OAM

Congratulations to Dr Richard Walley OAM, who was named Western Australia’s Senior Australian of the Year 2021 for his enduring and passionate work in supporting…

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Massive artworks inspire

“Reflections” at Collie The colossal mural nearing completion on the Wellington Dam wall is thought likely to be the largest…

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Protecting a national treasure

The creation of the proposed Helena and Aurora Ranges (Bungalbin) National Park in the Great Western Woodlands as part of…

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New Mid-West reserves

Five new conservation reserves have been created near Mount Magnet in the Murchison region. The Badimia conservation reserves totalling more…

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Guiding rangelands tourism potential

Tourism Western Australia has produced a useful publication to guide tourism development on WA’s rangelands. The rangelands cover around 87…

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