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Citizen scientists keeping an eye out for the shot-hole borer

The polyphagous shot-hole borer tunnels into the trunks, stems and branches of trees and plants. Image credit: Department…

New conservation areas for Shark Bay

The WA Government and Malgana Aboriginal Corporation have signed an Indigenous Land Use Agreement that paves the way for…

Bees under threat from land-use changes

A new collaborative study has found that bees are increasingly under threat due to environmental degradation caused by changes…

Connecting with nature for well-being

Perth-based tour company Mindful in Nature has several new tours and experiences, all designed to foster a deeper connection…

Spring into Parks – Celebrate our spectacular wilderness and access to nature

Poolgarla Family Day at Kings Park and Botanic Gardens is a featured free event of Spring into Parks.

Fitzroy River National Park expanded

Recognised as one of the world’s most pristine and free-flowing river systems, the Fitzroy River supports an array of…

EverNow Festival returning soon

The 2024 program for Western Australia’s free EverNow festival has been unveiled, headlined by a world-renowned French theatrical and…

Explore the Binjareb-Peel Geotrail Drive

Members of the WA State Government, Aboriginal elder George Walley and the team from Geoparks Australia at the…

Environmental initiatives recognised in Science Awards

Posidonia seagrass fruit. Image credit: Rachel Austin, The University of Western Australia. Seeds for Snapper, Australia’s largest…

Tackling feral cat impacts

Southwest regions of Western Australia will share in $500,000 worth of grants under round two of the State Government’s…

Halting cane toad invasion of the Pilbara

A ‘toad-break’ area devoid of water needed by cane toads to survive will be used to prevent the invasive species…