Our wonderful wildflowers prepare to delight and dazzle

Western Australia’s wildflower season varies year on year, and the best indication of whether it will be another extravaganza is…

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Bunbury’s new Turtle Centre

With support from Lotterywest, the Dolphin Discovery Centre team at Bunbury can now care for up to 40 rescued turtles…

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Cash rebates offered for planting native trees

As part of a multimillion-dollar investment to improve Western Australia’s urban canopy, the WA Government is offering residents cash rebates…

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Discovering more of Walpole’s biodiversity

The Walpole BioBlitz 2025 is a citizen science event aiming to record as many species as possible over one weekend…

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Improving river health

The Helena River (Mandoon) is the current focus of the BoorYul-Bah-Bilya program developed by the Aboriginal-led charity Bibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association (BNAA)…

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Discover Yalgorup and its ancient wonders via Smartreka

Yalgorup National Park, home to the largest thrombolite reef in the southern hemisphere, has been added to the WA Parks…

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New species of marsupial discovered

Taxonomic research from The University of Western Australia has discovered two new species of kultarr, a small carnivorous marsupial found…

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Playground at Karlkurla is a winner

The nature playground at Kalgoorlie’s beautiful Karlkurla Bushland Park has been recognised as a national leader in play safe design.

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Maidens Reserve project wins high praise

Top honour in the 2025 WA Landscape Architecture Awards went to the design of a coastal reserve project in Bunbury.

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Spider research commemorative event planned for WA Wheatbelt town

WA Arachnologist Professor Barbara York Main (1929-2019) at North Bungulla Reserve on her last survey. Image credit: Professor…

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