Experiencing earth’s black gold and our southern forests

Manjimup’s status as one of the world’s most successful producers of black truffles will be celebrated at the three-day Truffle…

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Discovering the Kimberley on foot

If the Kimberley is on your radar for May, if you would like to see some of the stunning country…

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Capitalising on Western Australia’s wildflower bounty

Western Australia has some 12,500 flowering species, 60 per cent of which are found nowhere else in the world.  The…

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A tribute to our jarrah

Guest Contributor: Robert Koenig-Luck, Camera Operator/Editor, ABC TV The jarrah trees in Western Australia’s South West forests are to me…

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Margaret Forrest Exhibition

The March issue of the WA Parks Foundation newsletter included an article about one of Australia’s early botanical artists, Margaret…

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Nikulinsky Naturally

An expansive exhibition by Perth-based, internationally recognised botanical and wildlife artist, Philippa Nikulinsky will be held at the Lawrence Wilson…

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Meet some gentle giants

The Ningaloo Whaleshark Festival from 25 – 27 May, marks the beginning of the whale shark season, welcoming these gentle…

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Gary and Gaia

Contributor: David de Vos, Park Ambassador If you’re heading into the south west, go all the way to the coast,…

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National recognition for walking tours business

Congratulations to WA Park Ambassador Ryan Mossny and other members of the walking tours team at Two Feet & a…

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Sharing Aboriginal culture and heritage

The suite of opportunities for guided tours in Western Australia to learn about Aboriginal culture continues to expand. The most…

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