Celebrating our natural wonders and building links

Hans Heysen’s Droving into the Light. Photo credit: Art Gallery of Western Australia The WA Parks Foundation looks…

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More endangered dibblers re-located to island home

One of Australia’s rarest marsupials has had a population boost, with 28 dibblers released at Dirk Hartog Island National Park.

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Karijini, with love

Karijini landscape by Mary Aris They come for the wildlife, the wildflowers and the remoteness. But mostly they…

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Capturing memorable moments

Memorable Moments in Nature is the theme of the photo competition we are running as one of the feature…

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Funding for community stewardship projects

Weeds such as those of the introduced Watsonia family can reduce biodiversity and adversely affect the integrity, conservation…

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Saving rare frogs

The White-bellied Frog (Geocrinia alba) is critically endangered due to habitat loss. Photo credit: B Maryan/Western Australian Museum…

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Discover the Giants of Mandurah

The Giants of Mandurah Wooden Sculpture Trail is a unique public art event arriving in the Peel region on 12th…

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Swimming with seals

A trial has been proposed at Shoalwater Islands and Jurien Bay marine parks this summer, enabling swimmers to interact with…

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New Collie hiking trail opened

Wiilman Bilya Trail 2022. Photo credit: Hike West, Google Earth The next section of the Wiilman Bilya hiking…

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WA successes in national tourism awards

Exmouth, on the Coral Coast, has received national recognition after being named Australia’s Top Small Tourism Town for 2022 at…

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