Quilting creativity promotes parks appreciation

An impressive quilted banner inspired by the beauty and uniqueness of Western Australia’s national parks and reserves has been presented…

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Cape Range Smart Park maps now available

The Smart Park Maps project initiated by the WA Parks Foundation continues to forge ahead. The newest in the series…

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Citizen science builds knowledge of plant diversity

Regional plant surveying by volunteers with the Wildflower Society of Western Australia is continuing to make an important contribution to…

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Flowers in Focus photography

The Kings Park Festival Flowers in Focus photography competition is on again this year. The competition is open to all…

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Dwellingup Spring Splendour

The outdoor recreation and leisure group Great Walk Network promotes appreciation of the environment while walking and camping in the…

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Learn to be a Tour Guide

This one-day course developed by award-winning touring and training organisation Global Gypsies conveys the basic principles of guiding. Promoted as…

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Open road beckons

Western Australians are spoilt for choice when it comes to touring our State by road, whether taking a few days…

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Planning for Abrolhos tourism

A draft Visitor Master Plan has been prepared for the Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park. It considers existing visitor use,…

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Everlasting magic

Western Australia’s 2020 wildflower extravaganza is underway. Despite rains arriving late in some areas, carpets of colourful everlastings are now…

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Hiking strategy developed

A 10-year WA Hiking Strategy to ensure Western Australians continue to enjoy the great outdoors in a safe and sustainable…

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