Astonishing moth trickery revealed in WA led research

A species of moth which looks remarkably like a curved leaf, even though its wings are flat, has been discovered…

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Introducing our newest Board Director

Elisha Jacobs-Smith, Director, WA Parks Foundation The WA Parks Foundation is pleased to welcome Elisha Jacobs-Smith to support…

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Broadening hiking and trail running opportunities

Bushwalking in the Jarrah forest. Image credit: HikeWest Western Australians looking to experience nature and escape paved roads…

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Learn more about the dolphins that call Mandurah home

Dolphin Watch is a collaborative, citizen science research and education project developed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions…

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Eucalypt of the Year 2025: The Travel Edition

Eucalypt of the Year celebrates the beauty and importance of Australia’s iconic eucalypts. This annual event highlights the incredible diversity…

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Ancient Lands, Dark Skies, Aboriginal Cultural Tourism and Geoparks in Western Australia

Black Point, D’Entrecasteaux National Park. Image credit: Wendy Eiby / FACET “Ancient Lands, Dark Skies, Aboriginal Cultural Tourism…

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Regenerative tourism theme for FACET forum

FACET (Forum Advocating Cultural and Eco-Tourism) will open its program for 2025 with a Regenerative Tourism Forum on 20th February…

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The Walpole and Nornalup of Gary Muir

Dress code: bare feet. Before you get too excited that applies only to the captain. You, the paying guest on…

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Exhibition dives deep into WA’s marine parks

An exhibition hosted by the Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre at the WA Shipwrecks Museum in Fremantle showcases research from the…

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Expanding tourism opportunities to experience Aboriginal Country and culture

Aboriginal tourism in Western Australia is set to benefit from a Federal and State government injection of funds, enabling more…

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