Wheatbelt school program bridges Western science and Aboriginal knowledge

An innovative educational initiative is set to enrich science and literacy learning for students in WA’s Wheatbelt. Learning on Country:…

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Christmas message from our Chair

As we celebrate this Christmas season, we reflect on another productive and enjoyable year filled with achievements and memorable moments.

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Photo and video competition winners announced

The 2024 Wild Wonders of Western Australia photo competition conducted by the WA Parks Foundation in association with Spring into…

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Rottnest walk trails added to Smartreka mapping series

The Wadjemup Bidi, a series of hiking trails taking in the spectacular coastal headlands, inland lakes, and other features of…

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Protecting vulnerable Little Penguins

Further action is being taken to address the dramatic decline in the population of Little Penguins on Penguin Island within…

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Pilbara Ranger Network secures major funding boost

A series of programs administered through the Pilbara Ranger Network (PRN) to support biodiversity and community wellbeing will receive a…

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Experiencing the Kimberley like never before

The Great Kimberley Wilderness, a 35-minute immersive virtual reality documentary being screened at WA Museum sites transports viewers…

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Adorable koalas settling in at Yanchep

Yanchep National Park, about 50 kms north of the Perth CBD, is home to three new koalas. …

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South Coast Marine Park scheme finalised

Following extensive consultation, the State Government has released the zoning scheme for the South Coast Marine Park. …

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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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