#ourwapark of the week: Mount Augustus National Park

Photo: Australia’s Golden Outback Rising 715 metres above the surrounding alluvial plain, Mount Augustus is an inselberg, meaning ‘island mountain’.

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Benefits of being in our parks

Winter’s over, so it’s a great time to get out, explore our parks and soak up some sunshine. Getting out…

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Celebrate our green spaces this Spring

Bushwalking at Wellington Dam near Collie Spring is a great time for us to all pause for a…

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#ourwapark of the week: Ningaloo Marine Park

Ningaloo Marine Park showcases a stark and striking contrast between the rugged, arid Cape Range, the sparkling white beaches and…

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What to do in Parks – Fitness Training

The benefits of exercise are many. Our bodies were built to move. Exercise can improve your health, fight disease and…

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Take a Wedge-Tailed Eagle’s Journey Through Six Noongar Seasons

WA Parks Foundation Chair Hon Kerry Sanderson AC and Simon Cherriman, WA Parks Ambassador “Kingdom in the Clouds”…

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Feature National Park: Greater Wellington National Park

Wellington National Park, with its magnificent stands of jarrah, marri and blackbutt forests is home to a wide variety of…

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Feature Urban Park: Lake Leschenaultia

Lake Leschenaultia is an impressive recreational lake nestled in the scenic bushland of Perth Hills.  Offering an abundance of water…

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National Biodiversity Month

Coral Reefs are full of Biodiversity. (Photo: Live Ningaloo)  “All things are bound together. All things…

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Where the Wildflowers Are

Our best Wildflower season in a decade is underway right now! Coalseam National Park Everlasting Daises.

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