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.

Replacement of the damaged Hamelin Pool boardwalk in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area is underway, following the award of the contract to SMC Marine WA Pty Ltd to deliver the project.

The Ningaloo Coast campsite booking trial has been extended for a further five months to build on recent improvements and provide greater certainty for campers planning trips.  

The Cook Labor Government is delivering new urban forest restoration projects across the Swan Canning Riverpark and its connected landscapes, backed by $925,000 in funding through the Urban Forest program.

Visitor safety is our number one priority.

In positive news for those with travel planned to the Ningaloo Coast, many campgrounds are ready to reopen on Monday 27 April following the completion of safety assessments and significant clean-up efforts in the aftermath of Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle.

Public comment is now open on the draft joint management plan for the Yinggarda Conservation Estate, a diverse and culturally significant landscape spanning more than 405,600 hectares in WA’s Midwest-Gascoyne.