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Native forests protected

The WA Government has delivered its commitment to protect the State’s native forests, with the Conservation and Land Management Amendment…

Perth to host 2026 World Trails Conference

The World Trails Conference is coming to Perth in October 2026, the first time the event has been held in…

Parks’ community contribution quantified

Bold Park has over fifteen kilometres of walking trails and ten lookouts with expansive city and coastal views.

Paralysis syndrome continues to claim many magpie lives – searching for the cause

Rescue centres in WA such as Kanyana Wildlife have reported an increase of more than five times the rate of…

Experiencing the Great Kimberley Wilderness

Following its hugely successful world premiere season at WA Museum Boola Bardip in Perth, and regional Western Australia earlier this…

Your support for the Foundation appreciated

Thank you to those who were able to support us this financial year. The end of the financial year is…

Native bees struggle against invasive honey bee

Bee Hotel. Image credit: Adjunct Research Fellow Dr Kit Prendergast/Curtin University New Curtin University research has revealed that…

The Dunnart

by Parks Ambassador David de Vos The sandhill dunnart (Sminthopsis psammophila) is the second largest of the 19…

World Environment Day – June 5

Marine ecosystems worldwide are affected by human-made refuse and much of it is plastic, coming from both land…

Ningaloo Sky Festival

Vlamingh Head Light House. Image credit: Ningaloo Sky Festival 27 to 29 June Exmouth Coral Coast The Ningaloo…

Grants now open to restore Perth’s northern waterways

Community volunteer groups committed to improving the health of Perth’s northern waterways can apply for a share of $120,000 in…