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Connect with nature. It’s good for you and good for our parks.

Spring into Parks and celebrate our stunningly beautiful and captivating regional, national and marine parks. Enjoy the health and wellness benefits from spending time in nature.

Key to connecting people to our parks is being able to provide accessible information on our parks, as well as promoting park attractions and activities. Each year the WA Parks Foundation creates and promotes a special program of community-based activities.

Click here to find out how you can Spring into Parks this September with our calendar of events and activities. Feature Event highlights (with links) are here.

Get involved:
To partner or to arrange an event during Spring into Parks, register your event here or please email the WA Parks Foundation.

#springintoparks is a WA Parks Foundation initiative.

What else you can do to get involved?

Donate, become a member, volunteer your time, or become a partner in our next project.

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Bend Lookout, Kalbarri National Park | Credit: Tourism WA
Munda Biddi Bike Trail, Dwellingup | Credit: Tourism Western Australia
Hovea Falls, in the John Forrest National Park | Credit: Tourism Western Australia

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