The Parks and Wildlife Service hosted community meetings in Manjimup and Walpole last week to discuss fire management ahead of the upcoming bushfire season.

The discovery this breeding season of three forest red-tailed black cockatoo nestlings in artificial hollows highlights the importance of placing artificial hollows in the right landscape.

Western Australia's conservation estate is delivering billions of dollars in economic activity, supporting thousands of jobs and delivering benefits across the State, according to a report released today.

Three popular campgrounds in D’Entrecasteaux and Mount Frankland South national parks are making the move to online bookings.

Following the establishment of Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park and the release of the management plan in 2022, the community continues to enjoy the stunning waters of the park and the many activities available including fishing, boating and customary activities.

The iconic Gloucester Tree has reopened following a major Cook Labor Government investment, giving visitors the chance to once again experience one of Western Australia's most famous nature-based tourism attractions.

A new $3.4 million, 145 metre timber boardwalk and 50 metre concrete connector path will be constructed at Lake Clifton, Mandurah to allow visitors to better view the thrombolites while protecting the surrounding fragile ecosystem.

The dramatic rescue of an American tourist from a gorge in Karijini National Park has highlighted the best of inter-agency cooperation during visitor season.

An irrepressible group of volunteers has helped restore a vital piece of WA heritage while working diligently to revive the critically endangered Tuart Forest.

Progress continues to be made on the transformation of Western Australia’s first national park, with the Glen Brook elevated walkway opening for public access this weekend.

The first koala to be born at Yanchep National Park in 15 years has passed its first full health check with flying colours.