Nature’s Spring palette

Western Australia’s wildflower season is well underway and although winter rains were late in some areas, good falls indicate we…

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Hiking and biking in the Murray Shire

Coming up on 7 September is the Dwellingup 100. This event, first held in 2009 has become Perth’s largest one-day…

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Call for nominations for the Board of Directors

The WA Parks Foundation is calling for nominations from eligible members for positions on the Board of Directors. In accordance…

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Houtman Abrolhos joins WA’s national parks network

The WA Parks Foundation applauds the official creation of the Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park as an historic step in…

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Where to go when you need to

Knowing where the nearest suitable public toilets are when you’re moving around town or travelling in country areas can make…

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Danggu reunion re-visited

Family connections to country, resilience and reconciliation for the traditional owners of Danggu Geike Gorge were themes of an event…

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9 reasons to go bushwalking

Want a reason to go for a bushwalk this weekend? We have nine reasons walking in nature is good for…

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Nikulinsky Naturally exhibition closing soon

The current exhibition of works by Perth-based, internationally recognised botanical and wildlife artist, Philippa Nikulinsky AM at the Wilson Gallery,…

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Manta ray fishhooks rescue – five million views and counting

Incredible imagery of the rescue of a giant manta ray at Ningaloo in Western Australia from the torment of embedded…

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Protecting our diminishing tuarts

The tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) woodlands and forests of the Swan Coastal Plain have been included on the Critically Endangered list…

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