Ningaloo’s future – your views invited

What will our world heritage Ningaloo Reef look like in 2040? How can we strengthen the reef and community to…

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Congratulations, Mike Wood AM

The WA Parks Foundation is delighted that Park Ambassador Mike Wood’s outstanding achievements in bringing people closer to nature have…

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Expedition reveals deep sea coral gardens

Astonishing ‘gardens’ of deep-sea corals have been discovered by Australian and international scientists in the Bremer Canyon Marine Park in…

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Holidaying in our backyard

Swimming with whale sharks, stargazing in the wheatbelt, marvelling at our wildflowers or discovering hidden waterfalls and forgotten gorges are…

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Upgrading a natural jewel

Exploration of opportunities for further upgrading of John Forrest National Park, with assessment of options, has been progressed over the…

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Kalbarri viewing platforms open soaring views

The highly anticipated Kalbarri Skywalk opened on 12 June and is expected to be a major tourism drawcard to the…

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How to connect with nature in your local park

“Nature is a warm sensory bath that can counterbalance the cold overwhelm of too much activity, information or “stuff”. Time…

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Can you lend a hand this tax-time?

Western Australia’s spectacular network of terrestrial and marine parks and reserves encompasses more than 31 million hectares, including three World…

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10 simple ways to connect with nature everyday

There are some very simple things you can do each day to help connect yourself within nature. It doesn’t matter…

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Happy Campers and How To be One

With only a canvas ceiling between you and the great outdoors, camping could be the closest you can get to…

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