Gimlets – a standout feature of the Great Western Woodlands

Eucalyptus salubris (Gimlet) is endemic to low-rainfall areas of the wheatbelt and goldfields regions of WA. Image credit:…

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Congratulations, rock star Ross

Professor Ross Dowling AM. Image credit: Edith Cowan University. WA Parks Foundation Ambassador Professor Ross Dowling AM…

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Virtual hiking on the Bibb track delivers wellness benefits

An outdoors virtual hiking challenge hosted in October by the Bibbulmun Track Foundation with Outdoors WA attracted 356 participants.

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Rottnest introduces late night ferry service

Visitors to Rottnest Island will be able to enjoy WA’s much loved holiday destination for longer this summer, with…

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Entries invited for our photo and video comps

Capture your Wild Wonder is the theme of the WA Parks Foundation’s 2024 photo and Instagram video competitions, with…

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Conserving our sawfish – genetic research bridges knowledge gap

Researchers from Murdoch University’s Harry Butler Institute have employed the latest genetic techniques to uncover critical breeding and reproductive…

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Supporting native seed production

Six Aboriginal enterprises will share in $2.1 million in State Government funding to support the production of native seeds…

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Meet the Coral Coast turtles

Australia’s Coral Coast is home to some of the world’s most important turtle breeding grounds and from late-October through…

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Art in Nature experience awaits Northcliffe visitors

Northcliffe, in WA’s lower South West, is surrounded by karri, marri and jarrah forests and is close to three…

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Encouraging community stewardship for conservation

The Cockburn Wetlands Education Centre in Bibra Lake is among 54 community- based groups to share in the 2024…

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