Mega mural for Wellington Dam

A massive mural artwork planned for Collie’s Wellington Dam could set some new world records. Wellington Dam’s huge wall face,…

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Golden anniversary for Nuytsia

Many new botanical species discovered each year in Western Australia are described in papers published in the Western Australian Herbarium’s…

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Valuing the voice of youth

During the very successful Spring into Parks program in 2019, the WA Parks Foundation partnered with Millennium Kids on two…

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Exploring our South West

Australia’s South West is the peak regional tourism organisation for the South West of Western Australia, which is made up…

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Wellington National Park

The Wellington National Park comprises 17 000 hectares of jarrah, marri and yarri (blackbutt) forests. The central feature is the…

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Citizen science on the wing

Butterfly-watchers don’t need a net to be part of a new citizen science project led by researchers at The Australian…

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Indigenous tourism summit draws international participation

Perth is preparing to host the World Indigenous Tourism Summit from 6 to 9 April. The event will bring together…

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Golden oldies on the road again

An engaging and highly successful tourism campaign featuring the adventures of a retired couple travelling the Kimberley is back again.

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Intensified rescue efforts for rare parrot

Efforts to protect Western Australia’s rarest bird have increased after a recent bush fire ripped through an estimated 49,000 hectares…

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Renewal project for William Bay National Park

The William Bay National Park between Denmark and Walpole is being upgraded to accommodate continued growth in visitor numbers. The…

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