Adaptability of a native grasstree – study delivers new insights

Clump of three grasstrees, Kingia australis, 4 m tall, in an old swamp near Perth. It is endemic…

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Smartreka maps extend their reach

The WA Parks Foundation’s Smartreka mapping series continues to expand and a decision to bundle maps where more than one…

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Celebrate Spring in WA’s Great Southern

The Great Southern Treasures’ signature annual event, the Bloom Festival (27 September – 26 October) extends from Kojonup, out to…

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Creating an urban forest in Bayswater

More than 2,000 trees have been planted at Riverside Gardens in Bayswater as the first stage of a $2 million…

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Partnering to develop outstanding tourism experiences

Tourism WA administers the National Park Tourism Experiences Development Program which aims to create diverse, high quality, environmentally conscious and…

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Murujuga receives UNESCO World Heritage listing

Western Australia is home to Australia’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site, with the Murujuga Cultural Landscape inscribed on the World…

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Our wonderful wildflowers prepare to delight and dazzle

Western Australia’s wildflower season varies year on year, and the best indication of whether it will be another extravaganza is…

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Bunbury’s new Turtle Centre

With support from Lotterywest, the Dolphin Discovery Centre team at Bunbury can now care for up to 40 rescued turtles…

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Cash rebates offered for planting native trees

As part of a multimillion-dollar investment to improve Western Australia’s urban canopy, the WA Government is offering residents cash rebates…

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Discovering more of Walpole’s biodiversity

The Walpole BioBlitz 2025 is a citizen science event aiming to record as many species as possible over one weekend…

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