Conservation’s scent detectives

Western Australia’s extraordinary biodiversity presents scientists and land managers with a fundamental challenge: finding threatened species and detecting the often-invisible…

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Rare Nabarlek wallaby rediscovered in Kimberley after 50 years

Conservationists have confirmed the presence of the Nabarlek at two new locations in WA’s Kimberley region, providing important new clues…

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New Karijini infrastructure improves access while protecting a fragile gorge environment

A major upgrade at one of Karijini National Park’s most popular attractions is making visiting easier, while helping manage growing…

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Waterwise gardening boom helps WA suburbs adapt to a hotter, drier climate

A record number of waterwise plants have been planted across Western Australia over the past year, as councils and communities…

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WA’s remarkable orchid diversity highlighted in new publication

Western Australia hosts 470 orchid species of the 28,000 found globally. The importance of efforts to protect these botanical treasures…

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Hundreds of ways to Spring into Nature

From the Kimberley to Esperance, the Pilbara to Perth and everywhere in between, Spring into Parks is bringing Western Australians together…

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Ways to be Wild this spring

Spring is here, and it’s the perfect excuse to get outside. From 18 September, Spring into Parks returns. Now in its eighth…

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Call for nominations for the Board of Directors

In accordance with clause 9 of the WA Parks Foundation (WAPF) Constitution, one (1) of the current Elected Directors will…

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Your next adventure starts here as Spring into Parks returns

Your next adventure starts here. Celebrate nature, adventure and the great outdoors this spring with Spring into Parks. Explore the…

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Science brings native bettongs back to Dirk Hartog Island

A tiny native marsupial is once again moving through the bush of Dirk Hartog Island (Wirruwana), more than a century…

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